Detecting mysterious light spots appearing on Mars

NASA's mysterious light spot on Mars has sparked new controversies about the existence of life on the red planet.

His Daily Express quoted Scott Waring, a UFO-based blogger, who wrote about the photo as follows: 'This image shows a form of life with Mars underground intelligence and the use of light like us . This is not the sun, nor is the image washing error. Look closely at the light spot, it has a very flat surface, indicating that 100% of this light is emitted from the ground. "

Mysterious light spots were discovered on Mars.(Source: NASA)

NASA has yet to comment on the spotlight in the photograph.

Since August 2012, NASA has taken the self-propelled adventurous robot named Curiousity to Mars and it has made new discoveries on the surface of the red planet.

In November 2012, the data of SAM - the tool to determine Curiousity's organic life as well as the robot itself, found evidence of water on Mars.

Astronomers have long held that Mars is the planet most likely to survive in our solar system.

Mysterious light spots discovered on Mars from afar.(Source: NASA)

Dr. Jennifer Eigenbrode, one of NASA's leading biochemists and geologists, said: 'I think the best place we can find signs of extraterrestrial life is in soil layers. Stone protected from ionizing radiation frequently occurs on the surface of Mars. Finding the signs of ancient alien microbial life forms as well as proofs of this depends greatly on the quality of what was previously discovered. "

Dr. Eigenbrode also responded to All About Space magazine that radiation could alter the biological signs that once existed, especially the signs of organic life, capabilities and levels of impact. is still unknown.

In fact, any chemical and physical changes can make our certainty about life on Mars wobble. The same is true when studying alien biological signs.

Mysterious light spots can be seen from miles away.(Source: AP)

"Perhaps this time we will find new clues to the settlement of the layers of rock under the surface of Mars as well as the possibility of survival on this planet," Dr. Eigenbrode said.

In the near future, Curiousity will conduct more intensive tests as well as dig deeper into the Martian rock layers to explore.