NASA Just Accidentally Made A Surprising Discovery On Mars #shorts

NASA just accidentally made a surprising discovery on Mars. Today, we take a look at what NASA found on Mars #youtubeshorts

According to researchers into the unknown, a fossilized tree has been discovered on Mars in images captured by the Curiosity Rover.

This latest theory has been circulating within the community, and suggests that the existence of a tree on Mars is undeniable.

Those who've investigated the surface of Mars have said that there's countless bizarre objects on the planets surface.

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Thank you to CO.AG for the background music!

[YTjndallas]

In order for me to inspect this further, I demand a more blurry image.

[shanebethune]

They can get a clear picture of a distant galaxy but they can’t focus on a rock next door?

[badspellah]

What about the giant bird skull in the top right? Undeniable proof of giant eagle people!

[tomraw]

That's no tree. . .that's mah wife

[kyleerhard]

I enjoy the Law of One material, it speaks of Mars once being a 3D civilization that became uninhabitable due to warfare.
A very long time ago

[patrickcallahan]

Who ever chopped it down probably has cozy fireplace 🔥

[rickradix]

There's a giant face there, too. Ha!

[larrypenrod]

Screw the tree, What about that big ass bird skull on the right

[evilenergy]

I'm sure mars had life at one time

[kweenzwalters]

They couldn't get a better picture

[ASMRJAMESY]

There's 100% life of some kind out there somewhere.. We are NOT alone.

[SockieTheSockPuppet]

It's not like rocks can make pillar-like struct- oh wait, they do.

[thequeenofdemons]

Whoever created this grainy headache inducing pictures and videos are obviously big fans of Dr. Who.

JABE... This picture reminds me of the burned and charred remains of Jabe, a Tree of Cheem of the Forest of Cheem and the New Forest, who were descendants of the trees of the earth's rainforest.

As a representative of the Forest of Cheem, in the year 5, 000, 000, 000, to watch the end of a lomg abandonrd earth as the sun becomes a red giant.

Alas, Jabe had taken one for the team on Platform One. Seeing no other way, she courageously held down the switch as the rising heat had continued to increase, eventually turning her into firewood.

This allowed Dr. Who to escape a gruesome end (shredded by the fans) and saved the guests on Platform One. Otherwise, the functioning fans that were stalled by Jabe holding down the switch would have unalived everyone.

Jabe had done so despite the fact it would end her life but did so bravely. Dr. Who was successful in his efforts in manually restoring the safety system.

The system that was tampered with as a result of Lady Cassandra's diabolical scheme and machinations to profit on holding the guests hostage

Jabe kmowingly gave her life, and her heroic efforts had saved Platform One and some of its visitors. These visitors had included the scheming last "human" Lady Cassandra, the Face of Boe, Rose Tyler, and, of course, the Doctor!

The video of the jelly doughnut that just appeared on Mars could easily have been the "Face of Boe" or the container he lived in.

However, I do freely admit what my family already know.... I am in dire need of a LIFE!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Dr. Who. April 2, 2005.
Season One. Episode Two.

Christopher Eccleston. (DR. WHO)
Billie Piper. (ROSE TYLER)
Yasmin Bannerman. (JABE)

[identity]

Not a tree, but I am going to wait for N.A S.A. to tell me what I see lololol

[FXPips]

Mars was habitable, nukes whipped it out

[majormediaproductions]

That's not a tree. Stop the 🧢😂🤣🤣🤣

[robinboyle]

Rocks. It's all rocks. Tall ones, short ones, small ones.... etc. But all rock. 😅

[Sennapop]

I thought those rovers had like a super enhanced dual 600+ Megapixal camera built into them with everything from the craziest, clearest night vision to ultraviolet & more importantly 1000× super steady clear zoom....i mean, it only costed them a couple billion...thats like lumch money for nasa...& this is what we get?....🙁

[juslewissr]

Being that Mars once had liquid water flowing on it's surface, it wouldn't be too much of a shock if it had trees and a whole plethora of plants at one time. Mars cooled long before Earth and therefore may have even had a bit of a jump start on Earth in regards to the development of life. It's definitely not impossible for that to be the case, I'm just not sure if I buy into the idea of that being a petrified tree.

[crzyking]

I lmao every time i see "NASA accidentally discovered" . I guess there just out there roaming around space not looking for anything at all. 😂😂