Curiosity rover captured a “flying bird” flying across the Martian sky. Is it a spacecraft or a creature?

So far, Curiosity has spent 8 years on Mars. It not only took many precious pictures of Mars for humans, but also successfully proved that the soil of Mars contains water. Not long ago, Curiosity rover A surge in methane, an organic element on Mars, was also detected, which could not be ruled out as a sign of life on Mars.

The figure was sitting on a hill with its back to Curiosity, as if waiting for something, but NASA eventually determined that the mysterious figure was just a shadow of Martian rocks, not a Martian.

And recently, Curiosity has sent back a strange photo to the earth. This time, what appeared in the photo was not a human figure or any creature on the ground, but a “bird” flying in the air with its wings spread out.

This makes researchers puzzled. In the past, people saw that the “creatures” returned by Curiosity appeared on the surface of Mars. Due to elements such as pixels and shadows, it is common for rocks to be misinterpreted as creatures.

Scientists were even more surprised when they zoomed in on this photo. The “flying bird” in the photo is almost the same as the earth creatures. Some scientists believe that the flying bird is more like an alien spaceship, just like the typical “Star Wars”. aircraft.

And if this photo was not taken by Curiosity, people might think that this photo was taken on Earth, and in the second largest island in the Parry Islands in Canada, there is an island called “Devon Island”.

It is the largest “uninhabited island” in the world, with an area of about 55,000 square kilometers. It is less than 1,500 kilometers away from the North Pole, so the climate is very cold. Even in summer, the temperature here will not be higher than 10 degrees Celsius. The average temperature is only minus 50 degrees.

Devon Island is also known as “Mars on Earth”. There is red soil, no vegetation and rock debris everywhere. At present, the International Mars Society has decided to build a simulated Mars space station on Devon Island. to simulate the environment of Mars.