China's National Space Program Copies Star Trek Logo – Humour

inventorspot.com — A curious and humorous observation about the similarities of China's space program logo and two symbols from Star Trek. Like much of its space program, China's not boldly going anywhere others haven't gone before.

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2 years 38 weeks ago Made popular 2 years 38 weeks ago

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aljamir 2 years 38 weeks ago

ohh I love it

Ryan 2 years 38 weeks ago

I've also written about this on my CNET blog, here. Too funny.

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