Prominent ufologist Scott K. Waring claims he discovered an alien base on Phobos, a potato-shaped satellite of Mars that orbits the Red Planet every 7 hours.
Back in 2009, the legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who became the second person to set foot on the lunar surface, announced the need to visit this satellite of Mars.
“There,” said Aldrin, “is a strange contraption, some kind of monolith. This is a very unusual structure for such a small space object."
When Buzz was asked who could have installed an unusual structure on Phobos, he replied in a rather lengthy and philosophical way: "Well, consider that the Universe put him there."
After these words, a large army of ufologists immediately rushed in search of a strange monolith, and the high rectangular structure discovered then in the photographs was considered a base for aliens.
However, Scott Waring was not so simple. According to him, last night he decided to see the latest photos provided by ESA on December 6, 2016. And the first photo he came across was a photo of Phobos.
“Phobos was only 25% visible, the rest of it was in the shadows,” says the ufologist. - I decided to add light to the photo to see the remaining 25%. And so, I made a huge discovery!"
A huge monolith appeared before the gaze of the meticulous ufologist, about which Buzz Aldrin may have been talking.
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“It turned out to be much larger than any of us could have guessed,” says Scott. - We thought that the monolith was a tall structure that was discovered about 5 years ago, but this is not at all the case. The structure in the new photo is just huge and most likely retouched with Photoshop, as in most photos from Mars and Phobos."
"It is clear that the correctors at ESA would not have missed this photo, as it is 100% proof that there is an alien base on Phobos who used the Mars satellite as a space station and, quite possibly, control its orbit and speed even today," - suggests Scott Waring.
If we compare the size of the alien base discovered by Scott with the size of Phobos, whose radius is 11 km, it turns out that the length of the structure will be just over 2 kilometers. So she's really huge. Buzz was right!
Voronina Svetlana