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Bizarre circular stone formation on the red planet resembles the iconic Pagan site
24 September 2015
- Alien hunters claim to have spotted a stone circle on the surface of Mars
- They claim it resembles the famous Stonehenge formation in Wiltshire
- However, experts have warned that stone circles can also form naturally
- It is the latest in a long line of strange 'objects' spotted in images of Mars
A stone circle that has been compared to Stonehenge has been spotted in images sent back by a spacecraft orbiting the red planet. Dubbed 'Marshenge', alien hunters have seized on the images but experts say it could be created by natural processes which cause rocks to be 'sorted' in freeze and thaw cycles of permafrost
Official NASA images: The stone circle (pictured) was spotted on an apparently raised hummock in images of the Martian surface captured by the HiRise camera on board the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The stones are thought to date back more than 4,500 years
Nigel Watson, author of The UFO Investigations Manual, said 'Marshenge' was likely to strengthen the determination of those who believe ancient monuments like Stonehenge were built by aliens. He said: 'Pyramid structures have been regularly spotted on Mars that have been linked to the ancient pyramids of Earth, now with Marshenge we have a link with our earlier prehistoric structures.
objek2 lain sebelum ni di planet marikh:
A wide range of familiar objects have been spotted in images sent back by spacecraft and rovers on Mars, including a spoon (pictured) apparently floating in mid air and other pieces of cutlery like a chopstick (inset)
Earlier this month, alien hunters say they spotted a mysterious 'facehugger crab' on Mars hiding in a cave
Conspiracy theorists can't seem to get enough of the shadowy images sent by Nasa's Mars Curiosity Rover. In one recent 'discovery', they claim to have spotted the Star Destroyer from Star Wars
WHAT IS PAREIDOLIA?
Many scientists believe that seeing strange objects, such as a 'coffin' on Mars, is simple a case of pareidolia. This is a psychological response to seeing faces and other significant and everyday items in random places. It is a form of apophenia, which is when people see patterns or connections in unconnected data.
24 September 2015
- Alien hunters claim to have spotted a stone circle on the surface of Mars
- They claim it resembles the famous Stonehenge formation in Wiltshire
- However, experts have warned that stone circles can also form naturally
- It is the latest in a long line of strange 'objects' spotted in images of Mars
A stone circle that has been compared to Stonehenge has been spotted in images sent back by a spacecraft orbiting the red planet. Dubbed 'Marshenge', alien hunters have seized on the images but experts say it could be created by natural processes which cause rocks to be 'sorted' in freeze and thaw cycles of permafrost
Official NASA images: The stone circle (pictured) was spotted on an apparently raised hummock in images of the Martian surface captured by the HiRise camera on board the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The stones are thought to date back more than 4,500 years
Nigel Watson, author of The UFO Investigations Manual, said 'Marshenge' was likely to strengthen the determination of those who believe ancient monuments like Stonehenge were built by aliens. He said: 'Pyramid structures have been regularly spotted on Mars that have been linked to the ancient pyramids of Earth, now with Marshenge we have a link with our earlier prehistoric structures.
objek2 lain sebelum ni di planet marikh:
A wide range of familiar objects have been spotted in images sent back by spacecraft and rovers on Mars, including a spoon (pictured) apparently floating in mid air and other pieces of cutlery like a chopstick (inset)
Earlier this month, alien hunters say they spotted a mysterious 'facehugger crab' on Mars hiding in a cave
Conspiracy theorists can't seem to get enough of the shadowy images sent by Nasa's Mars Curiosity Rover. In one recent 'discovery', they claim to have spotted the Star Destroyer from Star Wars
WHAT IS PAREIDOLIA?
Many scientists believe that seeing strange objects, such as a 'coffin' on Mars, is simple a case of pareidolia. This is a psychological response to seeing faces and other significant and everyday items in random places. It is a form of apophenia, which is when people see patterns or connections in unconnected data.
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