NASA’s MRO photographs a crashed UFO on the surface of Mars

[BMJ]

Did the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter photograph a crashed UFO on Mars?

NASA’s MRO photographs a crashed UFO on the surface of Mars; The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has done an incredible job ever since it arrived to Mars. One of the most interesting images taken by the MRO is the one we are displaying below. According to experts, it is believed that the mysterious object crashed on the surface of Mars somewhere between February 2012 and June 2014. NASA experts are still calculating the size of the peculiar object that crashed into the red planet’s Elysium Planitia plain. The object in question has left a very distinct crater rim and ejecta that, according to researchers is much darker and very different from the surrounding terrain. Ufologists believe that we are looking at a classic UFO.

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA19127.jpg

Link:
http://www.ancient-code.com/nasas-mro-photographs-a-crashed-ufo-on-the-surface-of-mars-according-to-ufologists/

[Fellow Aspirant]

Now we're getting somewhere! Love this pic! This is about as clear as any UFO (UCO - crashed?) could be.

I really wonder, though, how it was allowed into the public sphere of knowledge.

Bring on the dissemblers! :clapping:

Brian

[BMJ]

Now we're getting somewhere! Love this pic! This is about as clear as any UFO (UCO - crashed?) could be.

I really wonder, though, how it was allowed into the public sphere of knowledge.

Bring on the dissemblers! :clapping:

Brian

My thoughts to. A little official, (because it is a actual NASA released photo), government disclosure from NASA, unofficially disclosing a UFO. Maybe it is a Martian weather ballon? LOL.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

I don't see anything particular about that picture that would bring a UFO crash site to mind.

I see a crater, surrounding ejecta, and what's called a 'strewn field', quite a long one, where the landscape is dusted with debris along the trajectory of an incoming (and disintegrating) object. To me that object looks as though it was a meteor, which impacted the surface of the planet.