The name Tsonga is the root of Xitsonga (culture, language or ways of the Tsonga), Mutsonga (a Tsonga person), Vatsonga (Tsonga people), etc. In the language of the Vatsonga themselves, the root never appears by itself.It is Tsonga for the ease and accessibility of the wider international community.n example is rhuma (Tsonga word for send) becomes thuma (Zulu word for the same action). The third and most accepted is that it is another pronunciation for Rhonga, the root for the word vurhonga for east or the direction where the sun rises. Vurhonga also means morning in Xitsonga.
When NASA was first created by the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, it was given the role of developing technology for âspace observations,â but it wasnât given a role in Earth science.
The NASA insignia is one of the agencyâs best-known symbols. Image Credit: NASA. From the wing of the space shuttle to the top of the NASA homepage, the agency's official insignia is probably its best-known symbol. The round red, white and blue insignia, nicknamed the meatball, was designed by employee James Modarelli in 1959, NASA's second year.