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Date of discovery: Jan 15, 2019
Location of discovery: Mars
Google Mars coordinates: 43°16'1.06"N 71°54'15.61"W

Wow, just looking at this now as I'm writing...I notice the woman feet through round protrusions at the bottom of the dress. I found this woman figure on Mars Google Map. The woman is viewed from behind, as many artists do. I made the head and arms green, but missed the tips of the feet at the bottom of the dress. The dress is transparent because we can see her the small indent of her lower back, buttocks and upper legs. This is alien art. Absolute proof that aliens not only exist, but feel love, passion and try to express those feelings through art. In the end, art speaks where words are unable to explain. 
Scott C. Waring 






Source 1 photo: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA10216 
Source 2 photo: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA10214

Nine years ago I reported a whole lot of alien artefacts in one photo, including a woman, man and child statues on a hillside. Then NASA deleted one of the photos, but I found a similar, yet darker photo a few years later. 

The statue of a woman has a highly detailed green robe, which you can see the folds within it. She has long hair down to the shoulders  a thiner waste and here arm is also covered with here robe sleeve up to the wrist area, where the color of her hand turns to pinkish. Her figure is undoubtedly that of a human-like female. The man laying down in front of her also has a green outfit on. He has a bald hairless head that is pink. The little child in front of them is less obvious to the untrained eye. He is sitting down, legs forward and arms behind himself. 

This woman on Mars, is literally the Mona Lisa of Mars. She is flawless in every way, and yet even this evidence is not enough to convince some. Its obvious to me that no photo, regardless of how clear or how close the evidence is...will every bring about disclosure. So the real question is....what will?
Scott C. Waring