A New Martain Base? Pyramids? Flying Saucer? Really?
I just don’t know how this YouTube channel does it. They bring to us some of the most provocative and intriguing discoveries from the surface of Mars. Quicker than the NASA censures can erase and cover-up certain objects, The Higher Truth Channel appears to find all of those things that NASA censures have failed to edit. Using signs of tampering as red flags, The Higher Truth Channel uses NASA’s own smudge edits as little beacons.
Whatever your opinion is about life one thing is for certain when it comes to life on Mars and the NASA missions, somebody is not telling the whole truth. For some reason The Higher Truth Channel claims to have sustained an unbalanced and comprehensive attack of anti-extraterrestrial opponents. One member of the Channel mentioned that “the powers that be” are afraid of what The Higher Truth Channel is capable of finding, even from archived photos. Indeed when looking at some of the discoveries brought to our attention by the members of The Higher Truth Channel one can assume somebody most definitely does not want them focusing their attention on Curiosity Rover and its images.
One criteria The Higher Truth Channel uses to maintain credibility in its Mars hunting endeavors is that with every suspicious life-like anomaly they show, they also attempt to find a second anomaly of similar size, color, etc. You see one face in the clouds can be an accident but the moment you find a second face in the clouds the notion of things being a coincidence becomes less and less probable.
For example, we have all seen shapes and figures in the clouds but no one has ever seen a duplicate cloud on the same day, if ever. Why? Because it is mathematically impossible to replicate accidents of nature.
I hope you enjoy these very provocative images, I sure did.
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