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    From Martian crabs to strange lights. From  Bigfoot sightings to complex patterns,  

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    in this video we re going to  bring you the very best of Martian  

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    anomalies. This is our biggest  and most anticipated video ever,  

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    so let s get right into it. This video does not attempt to  

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    either debunk or lend credence to any specific  theories, we are simply presenting the facts.  

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    This image, captured in 2019 by the Curiosity  rover, shows a bright light on the Martian  

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    horizon. This picture fuelled theories of  alien craft flying in the skies of Mars.  

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    Other images taken immediately before and after do  not contain this light, therefore whatever caused  

  • 00:45

    this anomaly must have been incredibly fast. It s not the first time we ve seen something of  

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    this nature. In 2014 the Curiosity rover captured  this image of another striking light anomaly.  

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    This one really got the internet into a stir,  with theories ranging from an alien hut to an  

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    attempt at first contact. However, lights like  this are seen on a regular basis by the NASA team,  

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    and do have a more plausible explanation. Justin Maki, NASA team leader for Curiosity  

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    s Nav-cam said, quote: In the thousands of images we ve  

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    received from Curiosity, we see ones with bright  spots nearly every week. These can be caused by  

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    cosmic-ray hits or sunlight glinting from rock  surfaces, as the most likely explanations.  

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    One of the most famous Martian anomalies is  the face on Mars. Captured in 1976 by NASA s  

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    Viking-1 orbiter, it provided decades  of suspense and wild theories before  

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    more detailed images could be taken to put the  matter to bed in 2001. In this image, you can  

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    see it is simply a feature of the landscape,  with almost no resemblance to a face.  

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    So why do we clearly see a face in the 1976 image?  This is down to a phenomenon called pareidolia,  

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    where humans are biologically programmed to look  for patterns in random data. It s the reason  

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    we see faces in clouds and was a useful thing  for our ancestors to survive in the wild.  

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    There are many other examples of anomalies on Mars  that are suspected to be a result of pareidolia,  

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    such as this so-called human thigh bone . In 2017, Curiosity snapped this picture,  

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    which some have pointed out contains  what looks like a cannonball.  

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    Again, pareidolia is likely at play. This so-called cannonball is only a quarter inch,  

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    or 5 millimetres in size. It is  actually a pebble made from haematite,  

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    a substance commonly found on Mars as  seen in this older image from Opportunity.  

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    What is interesting however, is that  the presence of haematite signals an  

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    abundance of water in the ancient past. This 2007 panorama taken by the Spirit rover  

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    was released with little to  no attention from the public.  

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    That is until a UFO website ran a story about how  a Bigfoot could be seen in the lower left corner.  

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    Can you spot it? Let s take a closer look. This strange feature has been described as a  

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    Bigfoot or a female statue. However,  given the amount of rocks on Mars,  

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    there are plenty of opportunities for  pareidolia to work it s magic.  

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    In 2015, the Curiosity rover took this image  near Mount Sharp, the Martian mountain it  

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    still currently climbs to this day. In the image a strange rock formation can  

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    be seen protruding from the ground, shaped into  what looks like a spoon. What s interesting about  

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    this one in particular is that on Mars, due  to a lower gravity and less dense atmosphere,  

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    rock formations can be created that we  would likely never see on Earth.  

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    This formation was probably created  over millions of years by the wind,  

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    and just happens to resemble a spoon. In 2019, Professor William Romoser of Ohio  

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    University claimed that life has existed  and continues to exist on Mars today.  

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    By examining images from the NASA rovers,  the Entomology Professor said he has seen  

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    traits resembling insects on Earth as  seen in these rather grainy images.  

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    Unfortunately, this is most likely yet another  example of Pareidolia. An Entomology Professor  

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    is more likely to see insects than anyone else,  just as Bigfoot believers are more likely to  

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    spot a Bigfoot. Almost no conclusions can be  drawn from these images. We have an abundance  

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    of clear images from the rovers and haven t  seen any detailed images of insects yet.  

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    Now moving away from the  pareidolia-explained images  

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    we can get to the really interesting stuff. These strange swirling patterns have been seen  

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    in the Athabasca Valles area of Mars,  which is thought to have been created by  

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    catastrophic flooding in the past. More than  200 of these anomalies have been found, with  

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    more expected to be found in other regions. If you re thinking that these patterns could be  

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    fossilised remains of alien life, then  think again, as these swirls are around  

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    100 feet in diameter, or over 30 metres. Unfortunately, these patterns are not a sign of  

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    any alien life, they are simply a phenomenon  known as lava coils. They can be found on Earth,  

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    on Hawaii s Big Island. The only difference  is the size. On Earth these are only around  

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    1 foot in diameter, much smaller  than their Martian equivalents.  

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    In 2017, a NASA orbiter captured this image of  the southern polar region of Mars. The area has  

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    since been nicknamed Swiss Cheese Territory and it  has left scientists baffled due to the large pit  

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    on the right. The leading ideas are that it  could have been caused by a rogue space rock  

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    or a collapse has happened at the surface.  Both of these commonly occur on Mars.  

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    However, other people have different ideas;  

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    from a star wars monster to a  secret underground base.  

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    One of the most interesting anomalies  on Mars is the mystery of methane.  

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    The Curiosity rover discovered that methane  detections follow a seasonal pattern,  

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    spiking in the late Martian summer. As soon as this methane is seemingly produced,  

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    it is then consumed by a  currently unknown process.  

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    There are 2 possible explanations here; one  is biological and the other is geological.  

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    These variations could be explained by colonies  of methane producing and methane consuming  

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    micro-organisms living below the surface of Mars.  Below the surface could host the right pressures  

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    and temperatures to sustain such life. The other explanations are geological in nature,  

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    ranging from methane trapped under the  surface which is released periodically,  

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    to asteroids and volcanoes. None of these theories have been proven,  

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    and it will be a long wait until we can get more  definitive answers. The Perseverance rover doesn t  

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    have a methane detector on board, but it does have  the capability to take samples of the surface.  

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    These samples can be returned to Earth  in the future and studied up close.  

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    This image from Curiosity in 2015 shows what  at first appears to be a pyramid structure.  

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    However, when we zoom out  and correct the rotation,  

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    you can see the wider context of the image. If an alien race wanted to build a pyramid, it s  

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    probably not a good idea build it on a hill, and  they could aim to make it a little bigger.  

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    On December 26th, 2013, the Opportunity rover  took this image before going on a short drive.  

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    On January 8th 2014, just twelve Martian days  later, the Opportunity rover returned to the site,  

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    only to find that a rock had appeared. The  rock left scientists baffled. With it s bright  

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    appearance and seemingly autonomous capabilities,  it was of great intrigue to the team at NASA.  

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    The most probable explanation  is that the rock was dislodged  

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    during Opportunity s short drive. The brighter  and darker parts of the rock would seem to support  

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    this theory, with the brighter part having  been freshly exposed to the environment.  

  • 09:15

    This image, taken by the Mars Express Orbiter,  shows a giant elongated cloud. This cloud has  

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    been spotted many times before and only  seems to appear in the Martian spring.  

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    Unfortunately, it s not some primitive alien  smoke signal. Many people believed it was the  

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    result of a huge eruption on Mars, but we now  know it is simply a result of the way the wind  

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    sweeps the landscape of that area, forcing the  air upwards to create this elongated cloud.  

  • 09:49

    In this image is probably the most infamous  Martian anomaly. Can you spot it?  

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    This is the case of the Martian crab. Now, you ve probably seen this image  

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    circulating on social media. The apparent  close-up appears to show a very well defined  

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    and undeniable crab shape. However,  this is the result of Photoshop.  

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    When we take the original NASA image and  zoom in, the detail is not nearly as clear,  

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    and no real conclusions can be  made as to what the object is.  

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    It could also be a JPEG artefact from the  compression of the image. Because we only receive  

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    small amounts of data back from Mars at any one  time, the rovers are programmed to compress any  

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    images before transmitting them back to Earth. When an image is compressed, it is divided up into  

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    separate 8-by-8 pixel squares, all compressed  separately, giving the distinctive grid-like  

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    pattern. If we blow the image up into these  squares, this is what we actually received.  

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    As previously mentioned, pareidolia could be at  work here, or we could actually be looking at the  

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    first image of alien life. Either way, we simply  cannot tell from the quality of this image.  

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    If NASA had found real proof of alien life on  Mars, they would be the first to shout it out.  

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    Not everything can be dismissed as pareidolia, but  with the amount of images collected by the rovers,  

  • 11:25

    and the amount of rocks on Mars, it is  only a matter of time before someone  

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    claims they have seen the Elderfox  logo. If you spot it, let us know!  

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    Here s some we found while making  the video, just for fun!  

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    While the NASA rovers are anomaly detecting  machines, they are also great explorers and  

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    each has a story to tell. The spirit rover  survived for over 6 years and ultimately became  

  • 12:39

    trapped in a sand dune, sending one last message  to NASA before going offline forever.  

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    Click here to see what else  the Spirit rover found on Mars,  

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    and to see the incredible journey in full. Thanks for watching Elderfox. Remember to  

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    subscribe and hit the bell, to keep up  to date with the latest discoveries.

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Use "continues" in a sentence | "continues" example sentences

How to use "continues" in a sentence?

  • I've been pleased to work with so many wonderful stars through the years. This has been an amazing journey. I hope it continues.
    -Keanu Reeves-
  • Beloved Friends, we may well continue to praise God, for our God continues to give us causes for praise!
    -Charles Spurgeon-
  • A true friend freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeably.
    -William Penn-
  • As your understanding of life continues to grow, you can walk upon this planet safe and secure, always moving forward toward your greater good.
    -Louise Hay-
  • Eve, I know this continues to astound and baffle you, but I actually like to socialize." "I know. If it wasn't for that, you'd be perfect.
    -Nora Roberts-
  • As the tech industry continues to grow and sprout successful startups across the country, it is important that we understand our responsibility to affect positive change in our communities.
    -Ron Conway-
  • Even as empiricism is winning the mind, transcendentalism continues to win the heart.
    -E. O. Wilson-
  • I'm very honoured that there is a loyal following and I hope it continues
    -Sara Paretsky-

Definition and meaning of CONTINUES

What does "continues mean?"

/kənˈtinyo͞o/

verb
persist in activity.

What are synonyms of "continues"?
Some common synonyms of "continues" are:
  • pursue,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

What are antonyms of "continues"?
Some common antonyms of "continues" are:
  • stop,
  • discontinue,
  • abandon,
  • end,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.