‘Ancient vase’ found on Mars, resembling a 2,000-year-old Roman wine bottle
Although Mars is not the first planet that humans set foot on, people have always believed that there is life on Mars.
In 2000, NASA’s “Spirit” rover sent back a set of real photos, causing a stir in the global scientific community, because the photos showed a “humanoid creature” on Mars with a very clear head, body, arms and legs, like sitting on a rock to rest.
This led to many people starting to believe the “Man from Mars” talk. In August 2012, the nuclear battery-powered rover “Curiosity” successfully landed on Mars, but NASA has so far not found any forms of life on Mars. However, photos sent back by the Mars Rover revealed an “ancient vessel” on the surface of Mars, sparking a heated debate.
From the photo, this “ancient vase” can be seen lying on the ground and partially buried in red soil, looking very much like a 2,000-year-old Roman wine bottle on Earth. Therefore, some netizens think that this is evidence of the existence of advanced life on Mars. But there are also those who think that it is just a stone that looks like an “ancient vase”.
NASA’s Curiosity rover has captured “an ancient vase”. (Photo: NASA)
However, some time ago, the rover also took pictures of similar man-made objects on the surface of Mars. In this regard, some experts have pointed out that even hundreds of millions of years ago, Mars was an extraterrestrial world with oceans, temperature and atmosphere suitable for life, so it’s understandable that there are many living creatures.
So what does this “ancient vase” mean? Could it prove that there are also advanced human-like beings on Mars? Unfortunately, so far there has been no significant progress in this regard and it remains a mystery.
This photo also aroused the interest of scientists, but at the same time scientists also say that, in the absence of convincing evidence, currently this “ancient vessel” alone cannot be used. prove nothing. But there is no denying that the discovery of the “ancient vessel” is another step in the exploration of Mars.
