If geocentrism is true, would NASA know, and are they concealing it?

You can answer that in two ways. Let me tell you a story a friend told me. He is a patron of mine, familiar with my geocentric work, and he was on a plane next to a woman who worked for NASA on orbits. He asked her whether she had ever heard of geocentrism, and she said, oh, you mean the work of Robert Sungenis, yes, we know all about it. So they know. What they know is that the geocentric model works, and that the old criticisms of it as primitive and ancient are over. But they will not talk about it, because if they did it would become water-cooler talk, and that is the last thing they want. Our position is simply what the Bible says, that the earth does not move, and whether that can fit current scientific theory. In Newton's day it looked like Newton had proved the earth must go around the sun, but 200 years later Ernst Mach showed Newton could not make that claim, because you cannot confine the laboratory to the solar system; you have to include the whole universe, all the stars and their gravitation, which Newton excluded. So the Church was right to condemn Galileo, and the Fathers were right in their unanimous consent that the earth does not move. Even the Vatican has hinted it knows: Benedict XVI, after receiving my books, canonized St. Hildegard of Bingen, who taught a geocentric system, and made her a Doctor of the Church in 2012 after she had waited 900 years.