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A mission patch that possibly reflects NASA's reported interest in the ancient gods. Richard Hoagland presented research at his enterprisemission site showing that NASA launches are always scheduled to honor various ancient gods, the launches being scheduled when the astrological aspects associated with the particular gods are positioned correctly in the skies. Again, the importance of the number 3 is shown (the three stars). The Eye of Horus is symbolized by the planet and orbit found in the lower right area.

"Also notice the falcon shape created from the white line. Horus is the Falcon-God according to Ancient Egyptian mythology." --Blacklist, 05/12/11

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apo17 A mission patch that possibly reflects NASA's reported interest in the ancient gods. Richard Hoagland presented research at his enterprisemission site showing that NASA launches are always scheduled to honor various ancient gods, the launches being scheduled when the astrological aspects associated with the particular gods are positioned correctly in the skies. Again, the importance of the number 3 is shown (the three stars). The Eye of Horus is symbolized by the planet and orbit found in the lower right area. Add Comment (1 total) "Also notice the falcon shape created from the white line. Horus is the Falcon-God according to Ancient Egyptian mythology." --Blacklist, 05/12/11
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