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Flying Saucer Photographed by Opportunity on Mars!
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UPDATE: It has now been confirmed that it was NOT a UFO but a SCREW. Face Palm 
Holy Smokes! Mister Enigma catches another one! A massive flying disc is caught hovering above the Mars surface by the Opportunity Rover. Why is NASA allowing this image to be released? Does this have anything to do with the green light for disclosure and reported by Dr. Preston James? Is it one of our own high tech toys or one of theirs? What on Earth is NASA hiding up there?
NASA JPL Source of Image: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mer/gallery/all/1/m/654/1M186244742EFF64KCP2977M1M1.HTML
And back on October 8, 2014 NASA director Major General Charles Bolden Jr. during an interview on ITV News he stated this:
“Mars is very Earth like or at least used to be very Earth like, it is a planet, a sister planet to Earth…it is the most likely planet in our solar system that had life at one time (wink), may have life now and we feel that it can definitely sustain life”
You can watch the interview here:
Is this the disclosure that Dr. Preston James of Veterans Today wrote about in his article titled, “Secret Space War XVII: Completely Verboten!”
“It has been reported that the Powers That Be (PTB) who control Secret Space War Units of the US and NATO Space Warfare Command have decided that actual verified Disclosure of the presence of Alien ETs and
Interesting how the Martian “landscape” just cuts off on the left side of the photo. This is a photo from the Opportunity Microscopic Imager. It does not have the focal length to take a picture that far away and remain in focus. If you go to the JPL website and look at the very first Microscopic Imager photograph you’ll see that this is, in fact, a close up image of a support bar on hte imager with a rivet head. This rivet head is your “amazing flying saucer”.