NASA satellites have made it easy to find authentic photos of Mars, but some social media claims say these aren’t actual
No, NASA is not editing images from Canada and passing them off as photos of Mars. Similar claims have been debunked numerous times.ly images of the red planet.The video shows two identical, side-by-side photos, one labeled"Mars" and the other labeled"Devon Island," the world’s largest uninhabited island located in the Arctic Archipelago.
The photo labeled"Devon Island" in the Instagram photo is identical; there’s no evidence it’s from Canada. A reverse Google image search does not link the photo to any existing photos in Canada.on Devon Island because the landscapes are similar to Mars.
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