MoonshotLogo Design Contest

I'd like the image to convey the idea that the outcome of this project is multiple small communities. I like the sense of energy, clarity, and focus, so am not sure how to combine those qualities with the understanding that we're not about only one product/community, but several. Thanks!

If it helps, here's some text on the meaning of the phrase "Moonshot." Taken from the Apollo Space Program, when President John Kennedy said that they'd put a person on the moon by the end of the decade, the phrase "Moonshot" means an ambitious project.

Here's some more text:
A moonshot, in a technology context, is an ambitious, exploratory and ground-breaking project undertaken without any expectation of near-term profitability or benefit and also, perhaps, without a full investigation of potential risks and benefits.

Google has adopted the term moonshot for its most innovative projects, many of which come out of the Google X, the company's semi-secret lab. Google moonshots include Google Glass, Project Loon (a balloon-based Internet service project), the driverless car, augmented reality glasses, a neural network, robots for the manufacturing industry and Project Calico, a life extension project.

Here's Google's definition of a moonshot:

A project or proposal that:

Addresses a huge problem
Proposes a radical solution
Uses breakthrough technology
The term "moonshot" derives from the Apollo 11 spaceflight project, which landed the first human on the moon in 1969. "Moonshot" may also reference the earlier phrase "shoot for the moon" meaning aim for a lofty target.

So far, there have been lovely entries--thank you all! Just so you know: we're open to seeing entries that don't have a literal image of a moon or a rocket. But instead, they might convey the qualities of ambition--trying to do something impossible. They might focus on the image of small growing into big, one growing into many (the work of this project is to plant many small faith communities). In any case, this is encouragement that, while the designs with moons so far are lovely, we're open to images that don't have a moon. Thanks!