NASA rover captures mysterious light on Mars

A NASA camera on Mars has captured what appears to be an artificial light shining outward from the red planet's surface.

The photo was beamed from one of two NASA rovers back to Earth last week.

With the space agency yet to addresses the anomaly, space enthusiasts have been quick to share their take on the phenomenon with many claiming it as "proof" intelligent life exists on Mars.

Scott C. Warning, who runs a popular conspiracy-based website noted that the light shines upward, as if from the ground.

"This could indicate there is intelligent life below the ground and uses light as we do," Waring wrote on his website. "This is not a glare from the sun, nor is it an artefact of the photo process."

It's not the first time photos taken by the NASA rover have been used by UFO enthusiasts to claim "proof" of life on Mars.

In January, a mysterious rock shaped as a 'jelly doughnut' captivated the world with pundits claiming it was evidence that living organisms existed on the red planet.

Not so, revealed NASA, officially declaring that the 'jelly doughnut' rock to be just that, a rock.

Source: Houston Chronicle

Author: Natasha Lee, Approving editor: Matthew Henry