Aliens were partying on Mars? NASA’s Perseverance rover found pasta-like thing
Scientists from many countries of the world including NASA are constantly engaged in searching for life on Mars or any living species like Earth. So far, NASA’s Perseverance rover has found many strange places, constructions and things on Mars. Now the Perseverance rover has found something like pasta on Mars, whose photo the rover has sent to Earth. However, so far no evidence of any kind of restaurant etc. has been found on Mars, but the discovery of this pasta-like thing on Mars is shocking in itself.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has found something like a tangled bunch of stars on Mars. Are there really aliens on Mars? Do they cook food like us? Now the discussion has started again among the people interested in this matter. This lacquer-like thing found by the rover is not yet well recognized. Its photo is also becoming quite viral on social media. NASA’s Perseverance rover found this tangled bunch of stars on Mars looks like spaghetti (an Italian dish like pasta).
I knew the martians were Italian!
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The photo was taken with the front facing camera of the rover. These cameras have been installed to avoid danger near the mouth of the rover. When the rover pulls out its robotic arms, these cameras monitor the surrounding space to see if there is any danger nearby. If you look closely, it also looks like it could be some garbage dropped during the mission. Earlier, the rover had also found a small piece of a thermal blanket on a rock on Mars.
When the rover reached Mars in February 2021, it was a very exciting event in itself. Since then, this rover has been continuously traveling to Mars and collecting samples from there to bring them to Earth to find out whether there was life on Mars, or whether there could ever be or not. At present, people are having different reactions to this strange thing found on Mars, but its identity has not been clearly identified.
