NASA finds some strange metal thing on MARS

NASA SNAPS SOMETHING ‘ARTIFICIAL’ ON MARS BEGGING THE QUESTION WHO OR WHAT PUT IT THERE

A CRYSTAL clear image taken on Mars by the NASA Curiosity Rover appears to show something artificially-made on the Red Planet, it has been claimed in a furious online debate.
The high-definition image shows the rocky landscape of Mars, with ripples etched in the surface by the wind.

But right in the middle of the photo is an object that looks completely different.

According to viewers, the object has a smooth, possibly metallic, exterior, with some saying it appears to have lights.

Some UFO enthusiasts have even jumped on the image, claiming it is an alien spacecraft, and possible proof of intelligent alien life, reports the Daily Star.

There have been countless other rover pictures put forward by alien chasers amid claims they show ruins, fossils, or even live creatures on Mars, but most have appeared to be just odd-shaped rocks.
The image was taken in March, but is now being discussed on Reddit.

User Prosaic Origin, who posted the image on web forum Reddit, said: “Uh NASA? UFO caught on Mars Rover mission?

“Is this real?”

EdisonVonneZula said: “Looks like light glimmering off of a genuine spaceship on an alien planet in outer space.”

Crazylegs99 said: “They forgot to Photoshop that one out.“
Love how skeptical the mods are. You could have aliens waving hi through the windshield and it would be flagged as a likely prosaic.”

However, another more level-headed user suggested it could be debris from the Rover’s landing craft.

User OnceReturned said: “Apparently the Rover was near its own entry debris on that date and was photographing it.”

They added: “The object certainly appears to be artificial. We know that the Rover was taking pictures of its own entry debris at that time.

“There’s nothing particularly alien about the object in question – it could easily be entry debris, at least in my opinion.

“Sure, it could be the smoking gun, but I think that given the context provided by the timestamped image above, it seems that entry debris would be the most parsimonious explanation.

“It’s a great find though. It certainly captured my interest.”