Another look at the moon landing.

[Apple Sky]

Because if I did, I imagine you would reply with something like, "You can't trust anything NAA says."

Say anyway, you never know.

 

[David Lamb]

Say anyway, you never know.

OK, I'll try. Here is what a NASA site says about the symbol:

"The round red, white and blue insignia, nicknamed the “meatball,” was designed by employee James Modarelli in 1959, NASA’s second year. The design incorporates references to different aspects of the mission of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The round shape of the insignia represents a planet. The stars represent space. The red v-shaped wing represents aeronautics. The circular orbit around the agency’s name represents space travel."

That seems to match pretty well with what Encyclopaedia Britannica, Wikipedia and the BBC site I quote before say.

 

[Apple Sky]

The round shape of the insignia represents a planet.

What or where is this on their logo ?

 

[David Lamb]

What or where is this on their logo ?

It's the shape of the whole logo, not part of the logo. The quote from the site began: ""The round red, white and blue insignia,"

 

[Apple Sky]

It's the shape of the whole logo, not part of the logo. The quote from the site began: ""The round red, white and blue insignia,"

Oh, silly me - Thank you.

 

[David Lamb]

Oh, silly me - Thank you.

Don't worry about it. God bless you.

 

[Apple Sky]

"The round red, white and blue insignia, nicknamed the “meatball,” was designed by employee James Modarelli in 1959, NASA’s second year. The design incorporates references to different aspects of the mission of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The round shape of the insignia represents a planet. The stars represent space. The red v-shaped wing represents aeronautics. The circular orbit around the agency’s name represents space travel."

Thanks for this David, I suppose the red chevron's are well over exaggerated by a snake

 

[David Lamb]

Thanks for this David, I suppose the red chevron's are well over exaggerated by a snake

Not really sure what you mean - sorry! Do you mean that the chevrons need to be exaggerated to make them into a snake's tongue? I am fairly sure you didn't mean that a snake exaggerated the chevrons.

 

[Apple Sky]

Not really sure what you mean - sorry! Do you mean that the chevrons need to be exaggerated to make them into a snake's tongue? I am fairly sure you didn't mean that a snake exaggerated the chevrons.

IMO - The chevrons have been highly exaggerated by a snake via certain individuals.

 

[David Lamb]

IMO - The chevrons have been highly exaggerated by a snake via certain individuals.

A snake exaggerated the chevrons? If you mean the devil, who is also called the serpent and Satan, why would he want to exaggerate something like that? I thought your whole idea about NASA was that it is deceptive. Drawing attention to the devil would take away the deception you say exists. I am sure most people wouldn't even think about a snake's tongue when looking at the NASA logo. I have only ever come across such an notion from your posts on this thread.

 

[Strong in Him]

IMO - The chevrons have been highly exaggerated by a snake via certain individuals.

Yes, I would agree with you there.
Someone has looked at it, thought "that could be a snake's forked tongue" and told everyone else that that WAS the case.

It's a conspiracy theory - "NASA's logo has a snake's tongue on it; a snake can be poisonous or dangerous and in the Bible it is an analogy for the devil. Therefore, NASA is dangerous, evil and can't be trusted."

 

[Strong in Him]

A snake exaggerated the chevrons? If you mean the devil, who is also called the serpent and Satan, why would he want to exaggerate something like that? I thought your whole idea about NASA was that it is deceptive. Drawing attention to the devil would take away the deception you say exists. I am sure most people wouldn't even think about a snake's tongue when looking at the NASA logo. I have only ever come across such an notion from your posts on this thread.

I think she might mean that the red chevrons on NASA's logo have been likened to the forked tongue of a snake. And some have produced pictures which show that.

 

[David Lamb]

I think she might mean that the red chevrons on NASA's logo have been likened to the forked tongue of a snake. And some have produced pictures which show that.

Thanks. That would certainly make more sense than the idea that a snake did the design.

 

[Apple Sky]

I am sure most people wouldn't even think about a snake's tongue when looking at the NASA logo. I have only ever come across such an notion from your posts on this thread.

I first came across it years ago on some conspiracy forum & the image has never left me, once seen never forgotton.

 

[David Lamb]

I first came across it years ago on some conspiracy forum & the image has never left me, once seen never forgotton.

Yes, I didn't think you just looked at NASA's symbol one day and thought to yourself, "Ah, that red bit is a serpent's tongue, so that shows how devilish NASA is!"

 

[Apple Sky]

It's a conspiracy theory - "NASA's logo has a snake's tongue on it; a snake can be poisonous or dangerous and in the Bible it is an analogy for the devil. Therefore, NASA is dangerous, evil and can't be trusted."

I still wouldn't trust NASA or believe any of them especially the top dogs.

 

[Strong in Him]

I still wouldn't trust NASA or believe any of them especially the top dogs.

Sorry, but I doubt very much that you know the top dogs.
And thousands of people work at/for NASA. It would be a bit like me saying "I don't trust the Irish, when I don't know anyone from Ireland."

 

[Apple Sky]

Sorry, but I doubt very much that you know the top dogs.

Not know them but can read about them.

AI Overview

Sean Duffy is the acting administrator of NASA, holding the position while also serving as the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation. Amit Kshatriya serves as the associate administrator, which is the highest-ranking civil servant, and Casey Swails is the deputy associate administrator, assisting with day-to-day operations and strategic direction.

• Acting Administrator: Sean Duffy
  • He was appointed by President Trump and also holds his position as the Secretary of Transportation.
• Associate Administrator: Amit Kshatriya
  • He is the highest-ranking civil servant at NASA and advises the administrator.
• Deputy Associate Administrator: Casey Swails
  • He is the principal advisor to the associate administrator and helps with daily operations and strategic planning

 

[Strong in Him]

Not know them but can read about them.

AI Overview


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Sean Duffy is the acting administrator of NASA, holding the position while also serving as the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation. Amit Kshatriya serves as the associate administrator, which is the highest-ranking civil servant, and Casey Swails is the deputy associate administrator, assisting with day-to-day operations and strategic direction.

• Acting Administrator: Sean Duffy
  • He was appointed by President Trump and also holds his position as the Secretary of Transportation.
• Associate Administrator:Amit Kshatriya
  • He is the highest-ranking civil servant at NASA and advises the administrator.
• Deputy Associate Administrator:Casey Swails
  • He is the principal advisor to the associate administrator and helps with daily operations and strategic planning

Right - and do any of those short bios say; "and he is a well-known liar who has successfully conned people into believing the moon landings"?

So you might have some information about what they do, but you don't know them.

 

[Apple Sky]

Right - and do any of those short bios say; "and he is a well-known liar who has successfully conned people into believing the moon landings"?

They wouldn't would they ? It would be more than their jobs are worth.

So you might have some information about what they do, but you don't know them.

No I don't & wouldn't want too.