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A strange discovery on the surface of the planet Mercury
Since humans arrived in space, scientists have been searching for any evidence that would lead them to prove the existence of other life beyond Earth.
The well-known hypothetical archaeologist Skoth Waring discovered a black square on the surface of Mercury that resembles the painting by Russian visual artist Kazimir Malevich, “The Black Square.”
The dimensions of Mercury’s square are much larger, with a side length of 5 km, and Waring found its black square in a 2015 photograph taken by NASA’s Messenger probe.
The expert does not doubt that he has testified 100% of the existence of exoplanet inhabitants on the surface of Mercury as the planet closest to the sun, according to “Komsomolskaya Pravda”.
The expert believes that the black square is an entrance to a base that the inhabitants of other planets have deployed under the surface of Mercury, where they extract natural resources, and they did not rule out their residence there as a base for their spacecraft.
NASA has not commented on this strange discovery, and some planetary scientists have said that the straight-sided black square is a shadow cast by one of the heights of Mercury’s surface.
While many wonder why the shadow was a square with straight sides, knowing that the straightness of the lines is a rare phenomenon in nature. As for the planet Mercury, he discovered a second geometric structure in a straight line.
It is noteworthy that the US probe, “MESSENGER”, had taken a photograph on February 10, 2012 of a mysterious black rectangle with straight sides 6 km long and 3 km wide.
At the time, some believed that the rectangle was an entrance to the base of the inhabitants of other planets, but others assumed that it was a large stone on the surface of Mercury and appeared to be an intrusive object at its bottom.
It is worth mentioning that the “Messenger” probe was launched by NASA in May 2004 to reach Mercury in March 2011, it gave 4000 revolutions around the planet and gradually descended towards its surface to then exhaust its fuel and fall on Mercury in 2015 after descending to a height of 6 kilometers above its surface. .
