Aloha, here’s another story on a photograph taken by one of the Mar’s Rovers showing a mysterious figure in the Martian landscape. A number of news sites are running stories on the anomaly which looks very much like a Sasquatch running down a Martian hill. NASA scientists are trying to determine what it is. Even if no official announcement comes confirming life on Mars, it does look as though the public is being prepared for the reality of extraterrestrial life through the release of such photos. It should be pointed out that the Times Online has been running many stories leaking information on a range of political issues such covert plans to attack Iran, etc. It does look as though the Times Online is being used by progressive elites to leak information to inform the public so let’s hope this photograph gets more mainstream media attention. We may be very well in the midst of an accelerated disclosure program. In peace, Michael Salla, Ph.D.

www.exopolitics.org

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Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article3232035.ece

Does this photograph prove there is life on Mars?

Is it a rock? A trick of Martian light on the eye? Or Osama Bin Laden waving
from his barren hideout 300 million miles from planet earth?

NASA
scientists have been puzzled by the peculiarly life-like image which has
been beamed back to earth by one of their two robot rovers that are
currently trundling about the surface of the red planet, on the hunt for
clues of life on Mars.

It will delight spacewatchers who have been so far disappointed by the lack of
images of little green men captured by the twin vehicles on their four year
mission.

The alien figure was pictured at the far left of one of the panoramic
photographs taken by the exploration rover, Spirit, from the top of a low
plateau in late 2007.

The robot vehicle and its twin, Opportunity, have been roving around on Mars
since completing their first successful mission in April 2004. Their
principle goal is to hunt for geological evidence of water, that suggest an
environment which may once have been hospitable to life.

Having been launched from Cape Canaveral, in Florida, in June and July in
2003, they travelled 487 million and 456 million km respectively to opposite
ends of the planet, where they went on to explore the dusty, rock-strewn
landscape.

Each solar-powered rover is a sort of the mechanical equivalent of a geologist
walking the surface of Mars. The mast-mounted cameras are mounted 1.5
meters(5 feet) high and provide 360-degree, stereoscopic, humanlike views of
the terrain.

The robotic arm is capable of movement in much the same way as a human arm
with an elbow and wrist, and can place instruments directly up against rock
and soil targets of interest. In the mechanical "fist" of the arm
is a microscopic camera that serves the same purpose as a geologist’s
handheld magnifying lens.

The budget for the project is around $820million.

Last week, a similar probe captured the first images from the "dark side"
of Mercury, which showed previously unseen hemisphere from 17,000 miles.

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