The U.S. Space Force unveiled its official motto and logo Wednesday (July 22), along with the meaning behind its striking insignia. On Jan. 24 of this year, an image was revealed that many people ...

President Donald Trump unveiled the new US Space Force logo on Friday – which seems to boldly go where one logo has gone before.. Trump posted an image on Twitter of the insignia for the newest ...

Patrick Stewart talks stepping back into the "Star Trek" universe 07:30. President Trump's new Space Force logo is seemingly beamed up straight from the Enterprise. The president revealed the ...

President Donald Trump on Friday (Jan. 24) officially unveiled the logo for the U.S. Space Force and the reaction has been strong. It might just be because the logo, which draws on its Air Force ...

The newest branch of the U.S. military is finally explaining what its “Star Trek”-like logo is all about. U.S. Space Force, created in December 2019, now proudly displays the Delta symb… ...

When Trump introduced the logo, people noted a striking similarity. ... New Space Force logo boldly goes where ‘Star Trek’ has gone before. Updated: Jan. 25, 2020, 8:04 p.m.

But the new logo is really just a riff on the original U.S. Air Force Space Command emblem, which dates back decades. And among the people to point that out was Michael Okuda, a longtime Star Trek ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump revealed the official logo for the new U.S. Space Force, a branch of the military that the administration created last year. But to many, the logo seemed more ...

The United States Space Force has unveiled a black and silver logo, following an earlier design released by president Donald Trump that proved controversial. Revealed 22 July, the logo comprises a ...

Now, I can't say I was the first to realize the new Space Force logo would look at home on the grille of a Vega; that credit belongs to Gary Gastelu, who tweeted this: Gary also mentioned Pontiac ...

The logo is also similar to the insignia of the Air Force Space Command, which was the precursor to the Space Force, hosting 16,000 active duty airmen and civilians.