Anonymous

Yes, they don't want people knowing about ANY kind of life-----Some fear it would disturb religious people and cause disruption in society.---An old, mistaken idea, to be sure, but many Scientists believe that myth would still be true today.

Anonymous

nasa being part of the burrowed in deep state mass of gremlins,may know a lot more than they are telling us

Anonymous

no

Anonymous

Depends - what did you hear?

Anonymous

NASA only launches things. It doesn't make discoveries. So what are you talking about?

Anonymous

No. They have no reason to hide discoveries. They would get a big increase in funding if they announced something new and amazing that requires further study. The discovery of life on Mars or elsewhere is an example.

Anonymous

No. NASA does normally allow Principal Investigators on its studies an exclusive on data, usually for one year, but nothing is otherwise held back.

Anonymous

ask Nasa, not us

Anonymous

No. They know ****.

Anonymous

Why do dumb zeebs default to picking on NASA?

Anonymous

Probably, but nothing actually important. Government agencies tend only to hide things that make them look bad.

Anonymous

Nope. NASA doesn't control the world of astronomy. there are plenty of other agencies that can check, and verify findings that NASA, or any science group publishes. And if something is held secret, usually it can be independently discovered.

Anonymous

No. How many people are involved in Space Exploration?? Two People can't keep a Secret, how do you expect hundreds or even thousands of people to keep a secret?

Anonymous

Yes It's a marketing strategy designed to boost sales of the NASA Patent Tin-foil Hat!

Anonymous

NASA is military. Of course, they hide everything important.

Anonymous

Yes, I saw on a telescope that they landed on the moon with help from aliens. Not a single word

Anonymous

Why would they do this...?