De sonde van NASA openbaart beeld van geheimzinnigheid cijfer aangaande Mars
Het leven op Mars? De verbazende foto's van de sonde van NASA openbaren beeld van geheimzinnigheid cijfer aangaande Rode Planeet
Bewijst deze foto werkelijk dat wij niet alleen in het heelal zijn?
De beelden die terug van Mars worden gericht zouden zo voorstellen - hoewel aan sceptici, het enkel een vreemde rotsvorming kon zijn.
De Geest van de Ontdekkingsreiziger van Mars van NASA stuurde beelden van de oppervlakte van de Rode Planeet vier jaar terug geleden, en er was aanvankelijke teleurstelling onder wetenschappers dat zij om het even welke tekenen van leven niet hadden.
The ‘alien’ appears to be walking downhill
But space and science fiction enthusiasts are convinced there is more than meets the eye, and after years of studying the images, have found what appears to be an alien figure walking downhill.
The discovery of the life-like figure ambling across the surface of the planet is likely to further boost intrigue in our nearest neighbouring planet.
An earlier rock formation, dubbed “the face of Mars” showed what appeared to be a human head staring into the night sky.
The pictures, found on a Chinese website, are now creating a stir of excitement on the internet.
Alien life: What seems to be a human-like Martian is pictured on Mars
One keen stargazer said: “These pictures are amazing. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I looked and saw what appears to be a naked alien running around on Mars.”
Nasa’s Mars Explorer Spirit is now starting its fourth year of exploration.
Painstaking: Space enthusiasts spent four years analysing this image, which on much closer inspection shows the ‘alien’
Rovers are deployed because it has so far been too costly and difficult to achieve a manned mission to Mars, and because probes and satellites are too limited to explore the Martian surface.
The Spirit rover was launched on June 10, 2003.
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