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Two mysterious images depicting the surfaces of Mercury and the Moon, hit the World Wide Web. Researchers of Alien Civilizations claim that on each of these images you can clearly consider the outlines of a humanoid creation, that is, possible humanoids.
Naturally, official science refuses to admit that for outside the earth, especially on the celestial bodies of the solar system, there may be life, but ufologists think differently and constantly find new evidence of their theories. And scientists in their turn ignored or unconvincingly refuted these evidence.
A photo from open sources
The first frame received on June 23, 2013 over Mercury, depicts a mysterious humanoid standing in the middle of a large crater and looking up, straight into the lens of the American automatic interplanetary station “Messenger”. Height of this creatures should be quite impressive. Famous ufologist Scott Waring, who made this find, also claims that speech can go about a giant statue that folded its hands in prayer. Waring suggests that representatives of any extraterrestrial civilization surely have their own concept of God and, therefore, create works of art praising the Creator.
A photo from open sources
Another photo was taken on February 20, 2014 by Chinese Lunokhod “Chang’e-3”. No less popular ufologist George Graham examined in the background an incomprehensible silhouette resembling squat humanoid with an oblong head. Specialist in UFO and alien area convinced that on the surface of the Selena humanoid creatures walk around. However, how smart they are, wondering Graham? A highly developed being could not accidentally get on the lunar rover camera? Or did it on purpose with the goal of hinting to humanity that the moon is inhabited and possibly to us do not meddle in it?
Skeptics, as one would expect, argue that we are talking about bizarre stones and rocks remotely resembling humanoid figures. According to doubters, such silhouettes can be desired find on any photograph of the Moon, Mercury or Mars.
Moon Mercury Scott Waring
