In these times when technology and science are very advanced, people are very curious when it comes to Mars. However, information from experts is also very important. Finally, an image taken on Mars surprised even scientists. However, many questions have arisen about the object encountered on the surface of Mars. Here are the details!
The object could be the wreckage of an alien spacecraft!
Recently, there are many images that have excited the scientific world. One of these images came from Mars the other day. With NASA’s Curiosity exploration vehicle, an object appeared at the base of the 155 km long Gale Crater, which made scientists wonder.
Experts have made many explanations about this object, which looks like a rock that resembles a dragon bone at first glance. Experts first considered a seismic activity as the cause of these formations. However, he noted that the object in question resembles “sand spikes” that occur during major earthquakes on Earth.
However, they also discussed the possibility of this object being the wreckage of an extraterrestrial vehicle. In addition to all these, the latest study published in a scientific journal called the Journal of Astrobiology included a statement on the subject. This statement came from Professor Richard Armstrong of Aston University.
“Seeing these structures on Mars is very unusual and unique in my experience. It’s not certain what caused the spikes and related structures, but evidence points to a type of sand spike formed on Earth as a result of significant seismic activity.”
Also, Armstrong noted that these spikes have some differences from spikes on Earth. Accordingly, the sand spikes on Mars are not inflated, unlike those on Earth. In addition, a more interesting hypothesis emerged as a result of the study. Although they dismissed the possibility of this object as a space debris, Armstrong left open the possibility of an alien spacecraft crash-landing on Mars.
So, what do you think about the Mars object? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section!
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