ESA Snaps Photo Of Alien Base On Mars Moon Phobos, Expert Claims

A UFO expert claimed to have spotted a massive alien base on Mars’ natural satellite Phobos. According to the expert, the structure could be the alleged monolith that NASA astronaut Buzz Aldrin referred to during a previous interview.

Claims about an alien structure on Mars’ moon was made by Scott Waring of ET Data Base. According to Waring, Aldrin, who became famous after becoming the first man on the Moon, mentioned in a previous interview with C-Span about the existence of a massive monolith on Phobos.

From this claim, Waring, conducted his own research by viewing photos of the Mars moon. One of the photos that he came across came from the website of the European Space Agency (ESA).

As Waring was viewing the photo, he spotted an object on the surface of the moon. Since half of the moon can only be seen in the photo, only a portion of the object was visible.

According to Waring, the object could be a massive structure that was constructed by aliens on Phobos. He claimed that the structure might have served as a station that allowed the aliens to control the orbit of the natural satellite.

For Waring, it could be the same monolith that Aldrin referred to in his interview. It is also possible that it is an entirely new structure on Phobos.

“We all assumed that the monolith was this tall rectangular structure that was found about 5 years ago, but it wasn't,” he stated in a blog post. “That was nothing. This new structure is very big, and must have been smudged out using photoshop on most other Phobos photos in existence.”

“The ESA editors must have missed this one, because its 100% evidence that aliens have constructed it and used the Mars moon as a space station...and may be controlling the moon, its orbit, speed even today,” he continued.

According to scientific observations, Phobos has an average radius of about 11 kilometers. Based on the moon’s size, Waring estimated that the alleged alien structure could be over 2 kilometers long, making it about one fifth the size of the entire moon.