In the hope of backing up their bizarre theory, they’ve spotted what they believe to be everything from military bunkers to coffins on the red planet.
UFO hunters’ latest ‘sighting’ of a rock is described as a ‘man-made dome’ that they say was left behind by an alien race sometime during Mars’ watery past. The image was taken by Nasa’s Opportunity rover
They claim a glow or light in the middle of the dome is evidence that it may be metallic and reflecting sunlight.
‘What if we are looking at the ultimate evidence that proves the red planet was in fact inhabited in the distant past by beings that developed across the red planet just as humans developed across Earth?’
‘While it could be some sort of natural rock formation, that would need to be extremely strange, we cannot dismiss the fact that we could be looking at the remains of an alien structure on Mars.’
‘The existence of domes on Mars proves that someone or something built them in the past,’ wrote conspiracy website, the Unsilent Majority. ‘Is it possible that we are looking at some sort of building left behind by ancient inhabitants on Mars?’ Pictured is the dome at a distance
While this seems to be the first dome found on Mars, other have been found on the surface of the moon (pictured). These are largely though to be the result of ancient eruptions that formed flat and wide volcanoes
A glow or light in the middle of the dome suggests it may be metallic and reflecting sunlight, some have said
They say that Nasa has developed a secret space program and flotilla that operates in space.
In another bizarre claim, conspiracy theorists say they have found a replica of one of Egypt’s Great Pyramids on Mars. Citing the ‘near-perfect design and shape’, they say the pyramid could be evidence that an ancient civilisation once lived on the red planet
ParanormalCrucible says the ‘near perfect design and shape’ means the pyramid is: ‘the result of intelligent design and certainly not a trick of light and shadow’. Commentators on the the channel, however, were not convinced, with some pointing to similar rock formations on Earth caused by wind
