Thread: WE MAY BE TOO LATE. NASA Replacing American Flag With A New World Order Flag

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1. NASA Supports Replacing American Flag With A New Design
   
   www.inquisitr.com/.../nasa-replaces-american-flag-with-a-new-design-int...
   
   May 20, 2015 - NASA Supports Replacing American Flag With A New Design, ..... Hoax. It's a Swedish college student's graduation project Nothing to do with NASA ...
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3. According to Engadget, the International Flag of the Planet Earth was not designed by NASA directly. However, they are supporters of the flag. The actual design was created as a graduation project, and NASA has been a significant contributor to the concept and the project.The likelihood of the flag being adopted by the entire population of Earth is slim.
   
   Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2106132/nas...XQiOBvyxVPD.99
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4. Should this be the flag for planet Earth?
   
   by Nick Summers | @nisummers | May 19th 2015 at 10:51 am
   
   
   
5. What's going to happen when astronauts finally land on Mars? In all likelihood, the expedition will be a joint effort between multiple nations and space agencies. So when a perilous explorer steps out onto the red planet, we might need a new flag. One that represents Earth.
6. Such a mission is unlikely to happen any time soon, but already one designer has drawn up a potential flag design. It features a blue background and seven interlocking rings, which creator Oskar Pernefeldt says forms a flower. It was made for a graduation project, so there's nothing to suggest it'll be adopted, and oddly NASA is listed among the project's contributors. Do you think it does the job? Let us know below.
   
7. Update: NASA has confirmed it wasn't involved in the creation of the flag design. "When we go to Mars, we will carry an American flag," a spokesperson told Engadget.
   
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   http://www.engadget.com/2015/05/19/planet-earth-flag/