From Express
A SCIENTIST is set to release a groundbreaking report which he claims proves NASA has covered up evidence of alien life on Mars. Dr Barry DiGregorio said the agency’s space explorer - dubbed Curiosity - has snapped what may be trace fossils.Dr DiGregorio, from University of Buckingham, said: "They look remarkably similar to Ordovician trace fossils I have studied and photographed here on Earth.
"If not trace fossils, what other geological explanations will NASA come up with?"
He says the trace fossils represent signs of “soft bodies creatures” which once roamed the Red Planet.
Dr DiGregorio has now accused NASA of a cover up and said the space agency could be witholding information due to its plans to send humans to Mars in the 2030s.
Well I'll be keeping my eye out for the release of the report but I wouldn't bet on anything mind blowing and definitive. We'll see though.
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is there alien in mars? wow its amazing discovery @contentjunkie
he wants money, there's nothing more.
Maybe they just don't know. Maybe there are some proofs of soft bodies creatures having lived on Mars and NASA does not want to scare people, these organisms could be dangerous, toxic or just be some kind of Alien (like in the movies lol with sigourney weaver, alien covenant , predator vs alien, etc)).
Or maybe NASA is ruled by aliens (I means kind ones not monsters that just want to kill and eat us) and they do not want us to know. Who knows ...
We should not shocked if it will become true because there are many things which are still kept as secret by NASA from the world.
It can be true.
If there was potentially evidance of life on mars why would nasa cover it up. Thier budget has bewn cut and they need more money. The best way is to have evidence on mars that can boost the funding so we can take a look.
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