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According to the latest pictures from NASA’s Curiosity Rover, Martians really like soup. Or possibly ice cream. The evidence for this? The Rover has discovered a giant spoon on Mars.
The spoon was sighted first by YouTube channel UFO Hunter in one of the images released by NASA for public viewing. Scott C. Waring, an alien chaser, concurs that the image is actually the proof of existence of life on Mars. He also wrote on UFO Sightings Daily that “This is a fantastic discovery of an eating utensil near the Mars Curiosity rover.”
Scott Waring also mentioned that “The spoon is actually the second spoon to be found on Mars, and this one is an exact duplicate of the earlier discovery…there is almost no difference in the spoons found. They perfectly match!”
“Also I explored the photo a little bit and found that in the upper left hand corner there was another eating utensil that resembles a spoon but with a triangle end to it.
“Now that could also be a stirrer or even a knife if you use the opposite end of it, but its dimensions match the spoon.
“It’s length, width, and thickness all match the spoon.
“This one shows that the beings that used this spoon had hands similar size to our own. That would make them our size, how cool is that?”
The alleged spoon is the latest in a string of alleged earthly objects found by Mr Waring and co in NASA images.
Other items include a shoes, a gun, fossils, various animals, and even ancient ruins.
They claim the discoveries prove there was, or even still is, life on Mars.
But, NASA, and other scientists say they are nothing more than optical illusions and wishful thinking.
NASA says its rovers have yet to find any evidence of even the most simplistic forms of life.
The spoon and other finds, it says, are the results of pareidolia.
Agencies/Canadajournal
Entertaining but, obviously the top of a rock with a spoon-like edge protruding in the sand. Considering the scale the size of this “spoon” would be rather large!LOL As NASA said “pareidoilia” is the best diagnosis.