Unexplained Mars images spark controversy
The image showing a man walking on the surface of Mars is from NASA's "Spirit" rover from 2017. The photo has been enlarged and modified to create an effect that makes the rocks resemble a human figure. This is an example of a known optical illusion called "Pareidolia." Originally, the formation was a small rock no more than 6 centimeters tall. Scientists have noted that humans tend to see familiar shapes such as faces and people in random patterns, especially after the image has been affected by weather conditions over many years. It is worth mentioning that, as we know, living organisms cannot currently exist on the surface of Mars due to its harsh conditions, where temperatures range from -62 to -140 degrees Celsius, and it lacks oxygen and liquid water. Scientists believe that microbial life may have existed on the planet billions of years ago when it was wetter and warmer.
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