Tim Korey's species

Tim Korey's species are an unnamed humanoid species of incredibly small stature, hailing from an incredibly tiny "galaxy" orbiting Earth.

Biology
Members of Tim Korey's species are humanoids that are externally identical to Humans, and breathe oxygen. However, they are far smaller than an ant, too small to be seen by the Human eye.

Culture and society
Tim Korey's species appears to be ruled by an organization known as the Bureau of Planets, although this organization may just be an agency in a larger government. Members of the Bureau of Planets wear green shirts with a white circle bearing the letter B on their left breast over a grey long-sleeved shirt. The Bureau of Planets is known to determine what worlds are off-limits, giving said branding to Earth, and keeping no files on what the surface of the planet was like, leading to most of the population having no interest in exploring it, especially because many planets in their own "galaxy" were still unexplored. Civilians can own their own private spacecraft, and when flying, must register the purpose of their flight, such as for business. Civilian pilot gear consists of blue jumpsuits, red boots, a red belt, and a red cap resembling leather flying helmets. The language of Tim Korey's species appears identical to English. They appear to use a similar system of chronological dating as modern day Earth, but their 23rd Century is Earth's 20th Century.

Technology
Tim Korey's species has access to advanced technology, although scaled to their dimunitive size. Spacecraft used by this species are known to include orange-colored rocket ships built in retro-futuristic designs, with at least two side fins and a large top fin, with the top fin connected to the cockpit's bubble canopy. By the perspective of Tim Korey's species, their ships can travel all across and beyond their "galaxy," but by Human perspective, traveling from their "galaxy" to Earth is only the same as flying from medium Earth orbit to the surface. Tim Korey's species also use handheld rayguns connected to the wearer's jumpsuit by a cord. While these rayguns are presumably very dangerous to beings of the stature of Tim Korey's species, they are almost completely harmless to larger beings, such as Earth's insects, only able to stun insects such as wasps.

Appearances

 * Tales to Astonish Vol 1 #5 (1959)