[varmintman]

Exploring our own system, particularly Mars, is an outright imperative at this point in time. Both NASA and EPA have been covering stuff which they should have been shouting to the rooftops since the late 1990s and we positively need to get looks at some of that stuff before the Chinese or Iranians do. The most obvious thing is the little moon Phobos which didn't look that unusual in black and white images; in the 08 HIRISE images however it is seen to be highly reflective and apparently made of metallic strakes:

Real moons and satellites of course are supposed to be made of rocks, dirt, and green cheese and the like i.e. they aren't supposed to reflect light like that all over the place. That's before you even get to the Cydonia megaliths or the new findings of areas which appear to be sandy plains in ESA images:

http://esamultimedia.esa.int/images/marsexpress/176-291004-0917-6-3d1-01-MFF_Hires.jpg

But with adjustments to brightness/contrast or red/yellow hue and saturation look like this:

I've checked several of these things out myself using the GNU Gimp package, the claims you see on youtube are mostly believable.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

You are joking and if not, buzz off.