Exploring The Mysteries of Mars
The search for life beyond Earth has fascinated humanity for ages. Mars, in particular, captures our imagination as a viable candidate for exploration. Recent discussions about the possibility of life on Mars have been fuelled by the work of individuals like Thomas Mikey Jensen. In 2016 and 2017, Jensen presented first time at the annual Mars conference at the University of Alabama in Mobile, sharing thousands of images that he analysed.

Thomas Mikey Jensen has gathered a vast amount of data, enabling researchers like Jensen to analyze Martian geological features for signs of life. The imagery from these missions forms the foundation for ongoing discussions about the existence of past civilizations.

Jensen emphasizes the significance of these images in the search for life. By examining anomalies like what seems to be channels carved by water, he and fellow researchers strive to reconstruct a narrative of Mars’ geological and possibly biological history. For instance, the discovery of recurrent slope lineae (RSL), which are streaks that appear to ebb and flow with the seasons, suggests liquid water might still exist under Mars' surface—an important indicator in the ongoing quest for life.

The Baltic Sea Anomaly: A Case Study

One of Jensen's standout projects is his exploration of the Baltic Sea Anomaly, a mysterious structure on the ocean floor. His two-part documentary series, "Baltic Sea Anomaly: The Unsolved Mystery," investigates various theories surrounding this intriguing formation.

Thomas is a returning speaker at The Bases Project.