Curiosity for Curiosity! UFO hunter spots ‘coffin’ on Mars (VIDEO)
An ‘alien coffin’ might possibly be added to the long list of curious objects found on the surface of the Red Planet. Puzzled UFO enthusiasts now want NASA’s Curiosity rover to take a closer look.
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Will Farrar, a UFO (unidentified flying object) hunter from Maryland, US, noticed a strange, box-shaped object as he was looking through a set of photos, taken by the Mars Curiosity rover.
On his YouTube channel, WhatsUpintheSky37, Farrar wrote: “This little box sure does look like a modern coffin concrete liner.”
“As well as the stonework on the back part of the hill that looks like stairs or some left over stonework from some old civilizations’ constructions,” he added.
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Alien researcher Scott Waring of the UFO Sightings Daily website also believed the stone object could be a coffin, and might be of some interest to the US space agency.
“Coffins are made to stand the test of time, but this one is made from a stone like substance,” Waring blogged on Sunday. “What would it take to get NASA to turn the rover around and examine the contents of this box?”
An Obama's look-alike head spotted on Mars pic.twitter.com/T53RUQ09hI
— Rakan Reshwan (@Rakan_Roll) December 3, 2014
From the believe it or not file. Nasa finds iguana on Mars! #nasa#marsroverpic.twitter.com/GpU42spvPy
— Rick Stiene (@Rickstiene) November 8, 2013
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However, many scientists believe that recognition of strange objects – signs of alien life or images of prominent people’s faces, such as Barack Obama’s, which was also spotted on the surface of Mars – could just be a case of pareidolia.
It´s very interesting when people talk about The Moon rabbit. pic.twitter.com/ZoO29ofIHz
— Laura C.Deschamps (@Sunshine841d) November 25, 2014
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon of noticing a significant pattern in unexpected places. The ‘man in the moon’ is a common example.
Alien hunters spot a 'COFFIN' on #Marshttp://t.co/RBsBBo3BAz via @MailOnline ... other case of pareidolia? pic.twitter.com/aswICbL0F8
— Beyond The Matter (@BeyondMatter) December 29, 2014
