An image of Saturn’s moon Rhea, which is one of 62 lunar satellites of the ringed planet, appears to reveal a strange anomaly on the south pole. The objects in question appear to be circular structures, and conspiracy theorists believe it is evidence of intelligent life on Rhea.
Furthermore, the alien hunters suggest the ETs supposedly occupying Rhea have designed the buildings based upon one of their species’ heads.
Prominent UFO hunter Scott C Waring made the bizarre claims on his blog UFO Sightings Daily.
He said: “I was looking at a map of Rhea, a moon of Saturn when I came across some structures in its southern polar region.
“The structures are huge, about 2-4km across and each has a unique shape. One even is a head of the very alien species that created these structures.
“The species looks more like an animal. It has ears of a bear, head of a bear like animal, but who knows what creature is fortunate enough to evolve to the dominate species on each planet out there.
“This one seemed smart enough to survive and explore, making a home in our solar system.”
Sceptics and NASA say the structure and other similar findings are just the effects of pareidolia – a psychological phenomenon when the brain tricks the eyes into seeing familiar objects or shapes where they do not exist.
NASA said: “Pareidolia is the psychological phenomenon where people see recognisable shapes in clouds, rock formations, or otherwise unrelated objects or data.
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One of NASA’s former top engineers previously said that “living alien UFO spaceships” are using the rings of Saturn as a hiding spot and that they are “proliferating” at an alarming rate.
The former NASA employee has previously said that the amount of spaceships has reached “critical” levels and that authorities should keep an eye on it.
He added the rings have become so compact with UFOs that they are now starting to gather around the likes of Jupiter and Neptune and that there are alien spaceships hiding in Saturn’s rings.
The claim was made by Dr Norman Bergrun, a well respected engineer who held a position at NASA’s Ames Research Centre.
