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FACT CHECK: Does Viral Video Show NASA Scientists Have Found an Idol of Lord Ganesha on Mars?
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A social media post shows that NASA scientists have discovered an idol of Lord Ganesha on planet Mars. In support of this, a video showing a rock in the form of Ganesha is also being shared. We check the veracity of the claim in this video.
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