Alien alert! Pyramid like structure on Ceres seen in NASA photographs
Something interesting is brewing on the dwarf planet Ceres. The largest asteroid in the asteroid belt that lies between Mars and Jupiter, Ceres has been throwing surprises at scientists. Earlier, Ceres had mystified astronomers with its bright spots. Now, it's Pyramids!


Among the fascinating features on dwarf planet Ceres is an intriguing mountain protruding from a relatively smooth area (mid-right). Scientists estimate that this structure rises about 3 miles (5 kilometers) above the surface. NASA[/caption]“The surface of Ceres has revealed many interesting and unique features. For example, icy moons in the outer solar system have craters with central pits, but on Ceres central pits in large craters are much more common. These and other features will allow us to understand the inner structure of Ceres that we cannot sense directly," NASA quoted Carol Raymond, deputy principal investigator for the Dawn mission, based at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, as saying.NASA also claims that at least eight bright spots can be seen next to the largest bright area, which scientists think it is approximately 9 kilometers wide.NASA says that a highly reflective material, like ice or salt on the surface of the dwarf planet, could be responsible for these spots.However, scientists have not written off other possibilities too.And just like every mysterious thing in space is connected to the obvious, the Ceres pyramid has now generated the 'alien' buzz. People are already calling the mountain an alien structure. BroBible has claimed its an alien burial ground!Conspiracy theorists are already claiming that Ceres is an alien colony. According to an Express UK report, conspiracy theorists have provided "conclusive proof" of a fully-fledged high-tech alien civilisations that inhabits the 600 mile diameter dwarf planet.A YouTube query for "Ceres", throws up some scary claims of alien colonies and full fledged cities.

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