A retired NASA flight surgeon said he saw footage of a 20-foot-wide flying saucer emblazoned with the US Air Force logo performing deft maneuvers in a military hangar more than 30 years ago ...

Someone had to design and manufacture the vehicle I saw on that video." The NASA logo among instruments used to measure air quality is seen aboard the NASA DC-8 flying laboratory, at Clark Air ...

"The reductions in the President's blueprint budget counterintuitively represent an opportunity to truly innovate in how we conduct our space missions," senior NASA official Ryan Whitley told Fox ...

Vintage typography design with space rocket, alien, mars city, camper van on the moon and earth silhouette Set of space mission logo, badge, patch. Vector illustration Concept for shirt, print, stamp.

After recently adding video transcoding capabilities in the app, Microsoft wants to make it easy to hunt for SVG files ... access any logo via SVGL in the Run tool. There’s no official ...

A high-ranking NASA official warned his employees Friday to ... The worker was working on her computer and was identified by her badge and a logo, he wrote. Reached Saturday, Polk said the ...

Imagine classic elements like the iconic ‘meatball' logo, stars twinkling in the vastness of space, a sweeping orbital path, and dynamic vector elements ... they're a testament to NASA's rich history ...

I’m requesting the addition of an official Playwright logo in SVG format to the project assets. This would allow the community to use the logo in badges, documentation, articles, and third-party tools ...

The official logo of the US Space Agency, the iconic blue circle with stars, the word "NASA" with an orbiting spacecraft, and a red chevron representing aeronautics, first arrived in 1959, shortly ...

The red, white, and blue design, which includes elements representing NASA’s space and aeronautics missions, became the official logo of the United States’ new space agency in 1959.

The red, white and blue logo is NASA's oldest official identifier, even predating the agency's formal seal. Designed by James Modarelli, the then-head of the research reports division at NASA's ...

The red, white, and blue design, which includes elements representing NASA’s space and aeronautics missions, became the official logo of the United States’ new space agency in 1959.