Ever since there has been a landing on Mars, scientists are discovering every possibility of existing life forms there. From water on the red planet to recent discussions about alien civilisations, Mars always has something interesting to reveal. A recent picture revealed from the surface of Mars showed a mysterious female like statue on the surface. It was actually observed by an ArtAlienTV - MARS ZOO YouTube channel who posted it. He sparked the conversation about the existence an alien civilization on the Red Planet long ago. But now there are reports that they may not really be any proof of the existence of any life or civilisation and this is just a mere theory.

Joe White who created the video had written a detailed description of his findings. He wrote, "I found what seems to be a small feminine looking statue head on Mars in Gale Crater in this recent Curiosity Rover image from NASA. Only a few inches in size or less. It resembles a carved depiction of a female warrior wearing a helmet similar to some found on Earth from the middle ages. It has a possible emblem on the forehead and some very interesting facial features that look almost Egyptian in artistic style." Such discovery and hints only prove fodder to many theories about the existence of life in the universe beyond our very planet.

Take a look at the video about the statue found on Mars:

But contradicting to all these theories which have gone far to express Egyptian civilisations on Mars, the scientists from NASA have dismissed them. Kenneth Farley, of NASA's Mars 2020 mission, has said that there is "no evidence that I'm aware of" of a lost Mars civilisation, and that such a civilisation is "extremely unlikely". It is also being said it is a mere case of pareidolia- the human mind searches for meaning in meaningless data; generally seeing faces where there actually aren't any, such as in power points, or a pattern of tiles. So it is just another theory on the internet which expresses a keen interest into the life of aliens on the red planet.

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