NASA announced the most bizarre crater on Mars
The image of the Noctis Labyrinthyus crater, announced by NASA, is believed by many to be the ventilation roof of an underground city on Mars.
Noctis Labyrinthyus is an area known for its honeycomb-like structure on Mars. But a researcher thinks it's not just clusters of rocks and dunes, according to Brief Report.
The area that Warning says is a ventilation roof.(Photo: NASA).
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has published images taken with Mars explorers (MRO), highlighting the area between Valles Marineris and Tharsis plateau. NASA said that this structure may have originated from exposed sediments during erosion. But skeptics say it is "the ventilated roof of an underground city" , built by aliens.
Noctis Labyrinthyus (Night Labyrinth) once impressed scientists with a deep valley system, possessing many lines similar to labyrinths. The photograph of Noctis Labyrinthyus was recorded by MRO with HiRISE camera since 2006. The researchers confirmed that this structure was generated by the fracture process, but expert Scott C. Warning believed that they were built by aliens. .
The walls have a height of 1-30m, in the middle of them have the same structure as the food filter of the whale.
He thinks this is a city created by little aliens. Warning affirms that the ventilation roof is necessary to combat the harsh environment on Mars, as well as to help improve the temperature of the city. This observation received support from some people, but most scientists rejected the hypothesis of Warning.
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