File:Not the esa flag.png

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Description	English: This is not a flag from the European Space Agency (ESA). It is a 22px wide "flag" with the three small blue letters "e", "s" and "a" in Helvetica Neue font and with a blue frame arround it. It is intended to be used in place of a flag in lists of space missions etc. Due to copyright concerns, the real ESA logo seems to be repeatedly removed when used in these situations. Inspired by File:Not the esa logo.png . See also File:Not the esa logo 2.png
Date	22 August 2012
Source	Own work
Author	Tony Mach

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