But, after driving for two weeks, the rover got close enough to the mystery object to take clearer images of it. Turns out, it was just a rabbit-shaped rock. Photo: CNSA
Last year, an unidentified object flew dangerously close to a SpaceX Crew capsule. Some experts said it must have been ice from liquid oxygen in the rocket, but SpaceX or Nasa never gave a confirmation. Photo: SpaceX
Earlier this week, China said its enormous Sky Eye telescope may have received signals from “alien civilisations”, but then later deleted the report. Photo: China news service Qu Honglun
Last month, social media was abuzz with news that a Nasa rover had found an “alien door” on Mars. But, experts said the formation was a narrow, naturally-occurring crevice in the rocky, barren terrain. Photo: Nasa / Curiosity rover
Earlier this year, images of a “mystery hut” on the Moon’s far side went viral. Photo: CNSA
They were taken by China’s Yutu 2, a robotic lunar rover that landed on the Moon in early 2019. The structure certainly had a strange shape and baffled many social media users. Photo: CNSA
But, after driving for two weeks, the rover got close enough to the mystery object to take clearer images of it. Turns out, it was just a rabbit-shaped rock. Photo: CNSA
Last year, an unidentified object flew dangerously close to a SpaceX Crew capsule. Some experts said it must have been ice from liquid oxygen in the rocket, but SpaceX or Nasa never gave a confirmation. Photo: SpaceX
Earlier this week, China said its enormous Sky Eye telescope may have received signals from “alien civilisations”, but then later deleted the report. Photo: China news service Qu Honglun
Last month, social media was abuzz with news that a Nasa rover had found an “alien door” on Mars. But, experts said the formation was a narrow, naturally-occurring crevice in the rocky, barren terrain. Photo: Nasa / Curiosity rover
Earlier this year, images of a “mystery hut” on the Moon’s far side went viral. Photo: CNSA
They were taken by China’s Yutu 2, a robotic lunar rover that landed on the Moon in early 2019. The structure certainly had a strange shape and baffled many social media users. Photo: CNSA
But, after driving for two weeks, the rover got close enough to the mystery object to take clearer images of it. Turns out, it was just a rabbit-shaped rock. Photo: CNSA