LIGHT ON MARS Begs For Investigation; Gets Used To Disappointment

LIGHT ON MARS Begs For Investigation; Gets Used To Disappointment

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Ok, NASA-PANTS, what is this? What is it, really?

NASA’s Mars “Curiosity” SUV has photographed yet another anomaly, but this is a juicy one: IT GLOWS. Unless it’s some aging and clearly out-of-bounds Peter Gabriel fan either on ‘shrooms and glowing from within or holding up a very large cigarette lighter, we clearly have something to investigate, NASA-pants. Like Vizzini said in, “Princess Bride,”: MOVE THE THING!

Here’s a close-up of the above image:

Light on Mars CLOSE-UP. Whoa. A glowing obelisk! Go get it!

Light on Mars CLOSE-UP. Whoa. A glowing obelisk! Go get it!

Here’s an idea, NASA-pants: turn your overpriced RC toy ON and point it in the direction of the light anomaly and BE CURIOUS. Live. On TV. Go. Do it.

If NASA-pants fails in this simple, “check-it-out” exercise, Da-da votes that we stop having NASA. Open a new research and exploration branch of the people and call it, “STARFLEET.” We’d all join in about 2 seconds. Let that be a lesson to thee, Obamacare.

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Oh, wait… here’s ANOTHER capitalization moment from a few years ago: another weird white glow-y thing that NASA ignored.

Yet ANOTHER anomaly NASA-pants has ignored.

Yet ANOTHER anomaly NASA-pants has ignored.

Da-da would be ready to snap some NASA geek’s sliderule if they weren’t so damn useful. They “discover” so many things and then either fail to investigate them, blur them out so they’re deniable, or simply tinfoil those of us who see what is plainly some interesting anomaly.

NASA Executive Committee has a "curiosity" meeting.

NASA Executive Committee has a “curiosity” meeting.

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