NASA Pic Shows Martian Looking Out Of A Crater On Mars

Now Andre Gignac claims that he has a scientific fact that sounds stranger than fiction. A science boffin says that he has discovered one window in a Mars crater, which had Martians peeping out, according to mirror.

Andre Gignac has told Cryptozoology News that the "stunning discovery" has been made through a photograph released by NASA.

This science blogger, Gignac, says that he was "curious" about a "dark spot" on the edge of a crater called Endeavour he had seen in the original image. Hence, he just decided to probe further.

"I was stunned. It was a massive panoramic window built in the inside wall of the crater," says the 58-year-old enthusiast.

To his vast amazement, there seemed to be an artificial structure inside. The Mars enthusiast claimed that he could see people.

"You can see a person behind the bunker's window," he pointed out.

He felt that it was a bunker, and was built in solid rock. There could also be another "corridor leading to a bigger bunker", he claims.

He has found the anomalies by using the "usual tools" such as focus, contrast, exposure, colour and tint, he explains. For the past 11 months, he has been examining every photo of Mars, as he has always been a Martian nut. "I always look carefully at a given picture of Mars, and then decide to focus in one or more areas of the photo. I enlarge those areas, and if nothing of interest appears, I let go and pass on to another area of the photo. I do not change anything, I do not add anything."

Having worked for Publications Québecor in Montreal as well as the United Nations Organization building in New York, he writes for a website on all his current discoveries..

However, a lot of skeptics are convinced that the pictures are only "acute cases of paredolia". Even Gignac is ready to believe them. "I stand ready to be convinced that I have possibly hallucinated. I won't mind being told that I'm wrong," Cignac says.

Other skeptics are convinced that the anomalies could be the result of some natural agents such as solar wind and acid fog. Earlier, NASA had declared that groundwater could be the source for erosion in specific sand formations and narrow channels, such as gullies.

However, Professor Alan D. Howard at the University of Virginia argues that "many landforms on Mars remain enigmatic" and are therefore subject to interpretation.

Yet, Cignac feels that he may have "stumbled upon the deployment of Missiles" on the planet.

He explains: "I think people must be told about aliens busying themselves with bunkers, missiles and rockets right in our backyard! These images are undeniable. They are definitive proof not only that 'we are not alone', but also that aliens have landed on Mars and could be up to something."