NASA Just Accidentally Made A Surprising Discovery On Mars #shorts

NASA just accidentally made a surprising discovery on Mars. We take a look at what NASA just captured on Mars #youtubeshorts

NASA satellite imagery has revealed a massive, unexplained object on Mars, which is causing excitement among those who search for advanced life.

This discovery is thought to be the evidence they have been searching for.

The strange object that is visibly creating a large black shadow was detected in photos taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

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[PerryBobKelly]

It’s about as clear as a picture of Sasquatch

[tedneb]

So that's where FedEx delivered my package.

[patty-owul]

I wonder if if the Martians used copper tools to build that monolith 🤔

[mrg]

Somebody give these people the truth serum!

[FirstLast-cvmg]

Ever notice how clear the photos are until it's unexplained... Then it's blurry af! 😂

[ryanking]

😂 oh sweet Nasa, "a processing error.." with it's own shadow?!?!??! Riiight...right.

[kazerzero]

Man that's the biggest shadow I've ever seen a processing error cast.

[GoodBoyOskie]

A processing error that casts a shadow. LOL!

[davidfryer]

Errors don’t cast shadows. I call BS.

[dfsxvoj]

Million-dollar spacecraft billion dollar telescope, why can't they take 1 goddamn clear picture?

[stevielewis]

It can make High Definition maps but can't seem to get a clear Polaroid have they tried waving the photo longer 😂

[pasqualeredo]

Yeah, it's just a processing error happening to those pixels.

[goodkaja]

Odd that they flew to Mars carrying the lowest res camera.

[HensleyTG]

State-of-the-art cameras and nothing but blurry blurry blurry blurry pictures

[yosecretsquirrel]

It would be embarassing to be invaded by a processing error.

[thehouseoflotta]

the photo's are always in b&w

[PaulHigginbothamSr]

Yes yes, a processing error. That always makes a white object with a visible shadow. Processing error indeed. Like the next person explains, was made with copper tools, like the stone rose granite and gneiss bowls in Egypt, exactly like uncharted-x shows in Egypt. Good job Ben.

[elrobert]

For those of you that obviously don’t know you have to use different filters to get a better picture. Different details can be seen using the filters and completely changes how the image looks.

[Griffix]

NASA checks and recheck and checks again that they have airbrushed all artifact images out of photos. They're not going to make such an amateur mistake. They have been doing this since the late 1960's.

[nicholasgardiner]

Terribly exciting right up to the point where you find out it's a glitch.