Alien Skull Found on Mars?

[Baramos]

I've been crapping alien skulls for years if that's an alien skull.

 

[Lord Valumart]

If it's a skull, then where's the rest of it? And how come it's just there? There has to be some reason behind it being just there, on it's own., with nothing but rocks around it. The most obvious being that it's just a rock. But I think it's a demon from the other world, the dark world...

 

[Donut]

I'm Batman

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

... Can I skull f**k it?

 

[AnneFan]

There exists a romanticism and mythicism in regard to Mars. The whole red planet tag and The War of the Worlds. But, there's just nothing there. Life may exist further out, but I'd be guessing its in the raw form of algae and amoebas.

 

[Doctor Evo]

There exists a romanticism and mythicism in regard to Mars. The whole red planet tag and The War of the Worlds. But, there's just nothing there. Life may exist further out, but I'd be guessing its in the raw form of algae and amoebas.

Algae and amoebas (both protists) are actually fairly highly derived...

 

[wobbly]

It's thought Mars was at least able support life in the distant past (no proof found so far that it ever did though) but with it's state changing to what it is now there's nothing.

One of Jupiter's moons (Ganymede) apparently does have an ocean under it's ice, and with life found on Earth in conditions that were once thought impossible (in toxic water near Volcanic undersea vents) it might be possible there's something living there. It'll only be something basic though (microbes, algae, that kind of thing).

For anything more complex (or intelligent) it's gonna be a lot further away than our own solar system.

 

[titansupes]

Algae and amoebas (both protists) are actually fairly highly derived...

I don't care about that, though. I want humanoid green creatures with flying saucers and laser guns.

Anything less than that is unacceptable, universe.