Mysterious skull found on Mars
Mars Skull Shaped Rock: NASA’s Mars Rover has photographed a mysterious, skull -shaped rock on the red planet. Nothing can be said about the origin of this rock. This mysterious rock is named ‘Skull Hill’ by NASA. It was discovered on 11 April by Persiviere Rover using the Mastcam-Z tool on the Jazero Crater Rim.
How is the rock
However, most of the area around the rock is light colored and dusty. The color of the scull hill looks light and shiny. It is seen in it and there is also a small pit. NASA said, “This rock is seen opposite with its color and the surrounding light color with its color and the surrounding surface, there are also some pits in the rock.”
Volcanic rock may be
Since the origin of the rock is still uncertain, NASA believes that pits on Skull Hill may be caused by erosion. NASA said that this rock can reach out from a crater and reach here. This volcanic rock can also be. NASA scientists say the color of Skull Hill is similar to the meteorites discovered earlier in the Gayle Creater by Curiosity Rover. NASA said that scientists are studying more to understand the origin of this rock and the reasons for reaching it here.
Search for life on Mars
Scientists have been looking for answers about the presence of life on Mars for a long time. Recently, NASA’s Mars Ricunnesses Orbiter took pictures of frozen sand dunes in the northern hemisphere of the planet. These mounds looked stable unlike the Earth’s mounds. A NASA study in October last year said that under the surface of Mars, under the surface of Mars, there may be a possible habitat for microorganisms under the ice frozen. Mars is now cold, barren and rocky. Evidence suggests that the magnetic field would have been built till 3.9 billion years ago, while it was up to 4.1 billion years ago as per previous estimates.
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