One of the main objectives of the space race is to find another planet where life can develop and, if possible, that there is already intelligent life there. In spite of the efforts and multiple investigations, it has not been possible to confirm conclusively that there is life on other planets. Or at least that's what you thought. According to renowned entomologist William Romoser, photos captured on Mars by NASA's Rovers robots reveal that there was and there is life on the Red Planet.

Romoser, during a presentation at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, said that his analysis of NASA images demonstrates definitive evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial life on Mars, specifically creatures that resemble insects and reptiles of our planet. What could be happening with Dr. Romoser is a typical case of pareidolia, which is a psychological phenomenon where a stimulus, however vague, causes people to see patterns or similarities with people, animals or recognizable objects for viewer.

Dr. Romoser has worked with insects for years, so it is not crazy to think that, in his attempt to make a surprising discovery, he can confuse certain shadows or silhouettes with the limbs of an insect. In any case, it is not impossible that somewhere in the universe there is life, intelligent or not, but in order to make a statement about this it is necessary to have stronger evidence.