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Ok Some people may find this scary but overs may not theirs meant to be a living thing found on mars , this is from a news television program from the news program News At 10
i also have an image for you to look at , some of you may not believe this but i did not make this up i got it from news at 10 website and edited a little and theres a full story! p.s this was taken from the thingy what takes photos,
![Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7 "Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums")
An image of a mysterious shape on the surface of Mars, taken by Nasa spacecraft Spirit, has reignited the debate about life on the Red Planet. A magnified version of the picture, posted on the internet, appears to some to show what resembles a human form among a crop of rocks.
While some bloggers have dismissed the image as a trick of light, others say it is evidence of an alien presence.
The image is a recent Nasa posting of the Spirit's landing in 2004.
Perspective
When the robotic rover set down on 24 January 2004, its images disappointed space-watchers hoping for signs of extraterrestrial life.
Now they appear convinced that this image provides the evidence they have been trawling Nasa's photo files for.
The blown-up image seems to resemble a figure striding among the Martian rocks.
The internet has been abuzz with postings offering theories.
Copenhagen's mermaid: Evidence of Martian settlers?
One said it was a garden gnome, another that it was the Virgin Mary.
A third suggested Bigfoot, the hairy bipedal mountain beast that appears in various guises in a number of legends around the world.
But the consensus seemed to be that it bore a striking resemblance to the Little Mermaid statue in the Danish capital, Copenhagen.
Poster "Madurobob" said it was a statue "obviously built by an ancient civilisation that later departed Mars and settled Denmark".
Badastronomy.com tried to apply some perspective: "A man? It's a tiny rock only a few inches high. It's only a few feet from the rover!"
i also have an image for you to look at , some of you may not believe this but i did not make this up i got it from news at 10 website and edited a little and theres a full story! p.s this was taken from the thingy what takes photos,
![Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums](https://forum.ragezone.com/%5BIMG%5Dhttp://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii40/crimeprison/1.jpg%5B/IMG%5D "Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums")
An image of a mysterious shape on the surface of Mars, taken by Nasa spacecraft Spirit, has reignited the debate about life on the Red Planet. A magnified version of the picture, posted on the internet, appears to some to show what resembles a human form among a crop of rocks.
While some bloggers have dismissed the image as a trick of light, others say it is evidence of an alien presence.
The image is a recent Nasa posting of the Spirit's landing in 2004.
Perspective
When the robotic rover set down on 24 January 2004, its images disappointed space-watchers hoping for signs of extraterrestrial life.
Now they appear convinced that this image provides the evidence they have been trawling Nasa's photo files for.
The blown-up image seems to resemble a figure striding among the Martian rocks.
The internet has been abuzz with postings offering theories.
![Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums](http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44375000/jpg/_44375030_copenhagenmermaid203.jpg "Lem0n2k7 - [IMG] Mystery image of 'life on Mars CHECK THIS OUT! [IMG] - RaGEZONE Forums")
One said it was a garden gnome, another that it was the Virgin Mary.
A third suggested Bigfoot, the hairy bipedal mountain beast that appears in various guises in a number of legends around the world.
But the consensus seemed to be that it bore a striking resemblance to the Little Mermaid statue in the Danish capital, Copenhagen.
Poster "Madurobob" said it was a statue "obviously built by an ancient civilisation that later departed Mars and settled Denmark".
Badastronomy.com tried to apply some perspective: "A man? It's a tiny rock only a few inches high. It's only a few feet from the rover!"
