Russian Mars Mission - Scientists Confirmed Aliens Creatures UFO (OFFICIAL)

Russian Mars Mission - Scientists Confirmed Aliens Creatures UFO (OFFICIAL)

On March 31, 1989 headlines informed that Phobos 2, before losing contact, captured some strange photos of an unidentified object. Phobos 2 operated normally during its cruise phase, travelling the millions of miles from the Earth to Mars with no mechnical problems. It successfully gathered data about the Sun, Earth, Mars, and the interplanetary medium. On March 27, 1989, as it approached within 50 meters of the moon Phobos, it was set to drop a mobile "hopper" lander and a stationary platform. But just before doing so, contact was mysteriously lost

This is the Last Image taken by the Soviet Phobos (Mars) spaceprobe, which shows the moon Phobos, (14mile Diameter) and looky here, an estimated 15.5Mile long OBJECT leaving or entering Phobos Itself!!!

In July 1988, the Russians launched two unmanned satellite probes – Phobos 1 and phobos 2 – in the direction of Mars, and with the primary intention of investigating the planet’s mysterious moon, Phobos. Phobos 1 was unfortunately lost en route two months later, reportedly because of a radio command error. Phobos 2 was also ultimately lost in the most intriguing circumstances, but not before it had beamed back certain images and information from the planet Mars itself.

The Phobos SpaceProbe didn’t even get a chance to finish sending this last photo as the end was cutoff durng transmission!  I bet it had something to do with the anomolus 15 mile long object it had been aproaching!

In the late 1950s and 1960s, the unusual orbital characteristics of Phobos led to speculations that it might be hollow.

Around 1958, Russian astrophysicist Iosif Samuilovich Shklovsky, studying the secularacceleration of Phobos’ orbital motion, suggested a “thin sheet metal” structure for Phobos, a suggestion which led to speculations that Phobos was of artificial origin.^[28] Shklovsky based his analysis on estimates of the upper Martian atmosphere’s density, and deduced that for the weak braking effect to be able to account for the secular acceleration, Phobos had to be very light — one calculation yielded a hollow iron sphere 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) across but less than 6 cm thick.^[28][29]In a February 1960 letter to the journal Astronautics,^[30] Fred Singer, then science advisor to U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, said of Shklovsky’s theory: – wikipdia.org