Did NASA photograph a flying bird on Mars? Details inside

We all have heard so much about aliens. However, it is yet to find out that aliens are myth or reality. Recently, a prominent UFO conspiracy theorist Scott C Waring believes the NASA Curiosity Rover has captured a flying bird in one of its Red Planet photos.

It is to be noted that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has been exploring the Gale Crater on Mars since 2012 via its car-sized Curiosity rover. The mission of NASA’s rover involves examining the arid Martian climate, geology and even assessing whether alien life ever existed on the Red Planet.

Scott Waring wrote, “This flying bird on Mars was found by Marcelo Irazusta who actually found a bird flying across the surface of Mars captured last week by the Curiosity Rover. So if this is a large bird, then it was taken by accident and was probably not in that area for long. Of course it could be a UFO – aliens like to use nature to inspire their structures and ships.”

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In the black and white photograph captured on Sol 2446, you can see a black speck showing up against a great sky.

Take a look:

Waring further speculated about the potential ramifications of such a dubious find. He wrote, “It looks like a soaring eagle … which if this is true, it may mean one of two things. Either animals exist on Mars or – and I hate this idea, but it needs to be considered – the rover might not be on Mars at all, but on Devon island in Canada.”

“Devon is a desolate island area with only a handful of people and NASA has gone there many times to test the rovers in an environment similar to Mars,” he noted.  

Interestingly, this is not new as unexpected anomalies photographs taken on Mars and the Moon and beamed back to Earth for further examination by NASA.

However, the reality of the anomaly is far more prosaic.

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