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Right. You have your bulk-standard electrical engineering principles at play here. Nothing that violates thermodynamics, as we may have feared. A biological generator, similar to a wetware computer, likely demands a particular ramping current. I take that they are electromechanical in nature, that being as efficient an energy transfer system as conventional physics allow. Not that the alien contain themselves to that.


So if they had a power source they are accustomed to, then they would function. Likely with the correct controlling reflexes. Perhaps a good analogy is a heart, or an antimatter storage vacuum that must be actively managed. You are correct. We do not have the resources for such endeavours.

Further investigation would require more weaponry and some form of power source comprehensible to alien physiology. They are great adaptors. I suspect more adaptable than humans to variant blood types.

That would be academic. We do not, to my knowledge, have a power cell or further guns that would allow us to investigate further, even if we chose to.

Thank you for your input, Templar Lucchini.