Photo from open source Mars rover Curiosity again sent made on Red planet sensational pictures in which, according to several Researchers captured the fossilized remains of a creature. Ufologist Scott Waring saw in a photograph posted on NASA’s website nothing like the skeleton of a Martian, but a little off – strange an object resembling a hinged bowl. Now, according to Waring, earthlings have convincing evidence of existence intelligent life on Mars.
However, scientists are in no hurry to share Scott’s optimism and do any conclusions about the nature of the discovered fossils. Hunters for UFOs, amateur ufologists and sensationalist journalists times claim that in the pictures from Mars they clearly saw the remains Living creatures. US aerospace officials explain it is as follows: photos published on the official website NASA, available to everyone, this gives rise to a huge amount controversy surrounding images of the Curiosity rover. Human fantasy there are no boundaries, you just need to remember how in the photo people saw how The red planet is walking a Martian or running fantastic animal.
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In addition, people tend to seek out obscure, blurry images are something familiar. So, admiring the clouds, we see in them familiar figures: cubs, fish, dogs … This phenomenon in science known as pareidolia and is well known to each of us. Unconscious desire to find acquaintances in vague, incomprehensible paintings details regarding how people perceive photographs, sent to Earth from the Red Planet.
Recall the sensational story of the “Martian Sphinx,” discovered in 1976 in Kydonia, one of the regions of the planet. Then, almost 30 years ago, a photo of the “Martian Face” public perceived as unconditional evidence that on Mars intelligent life is – or certainly was. However no secret in the sphinx was not: pictures from a closer distance showed that the features of the mysterious face are nothing more than a play of light and shadow, and the sphinx itself is an ordinary rock.
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