The phrase "aliens through a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing aliens, possibly in a narrative or scientific discussion, but it needs additional information to be fully understood.
Example: "The researchers hypothesized that aliens through a wormhole could reach our galaxy."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrials via a" or "beings from another planet through a".
Nancy Lieder, a self-proclaimed contactee who claims to receive messages from aliens through an implant in her brain, stated that Hale Bopp was a fiction designed to distract the population from the coming arrival of "Nibiru" or "Planet X", a giant planet whose close passage would disrupt the Earth's rotation, causing global cataclysm.
The band of 80 or so people has escaped an alien attack by jumping through a gate whose other side had not been determined.
As Lumen's all-seeing eye zips around outer space, he spies mermanlike aliens swimming through a rose-colored ocean, a planet populated by "intelligent vegetable races," and another where the inhabitants — "neither vegetables nor animals" — resemble mobile cacti.
As Lumen's all-seeing eye zips around outer space, he spies mermanlike aliens swimming through a rose-colored ocean, a planet populated by "intelligent vegetable races," and another where the inhabitants—"neither vegetables nor animals"—resemble mobile cacti.
Stan Romanek (pictured below), a controversial figure in the UFO community -- known for his claims of personal alien abduction and a dubious video allegedly showing an alien looking through a window in his house -- has been arrested on charges of "sexual exploitation of a child," according to a Loveland, Colo., Police Department press release.
"There will be a reassessment of whether aggressive targeting of criminal aliens through the use of federal criminal statues is an effective use of scarce law enforcement resources," Mr. Agrast said.
In 2003, Romanek shot a few minutes of video which, he claimed, showed an alien looking through a window of his house.
I stole it from everybody!" The Thing from Another World (1951) inspired the idea of professional men being pursued by a deadly alien creature through a claustrophobic environment.
Cowboys & Aliens also make multiple references to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, such as the introduction to the aliens through the bright lights on their aircraft and an upturned paddle steamer in the middle of the desert.
