At NASA, many have picked sides for two logos that have been used on and off through the years: team “meatball” or team “worm.” The two logos, which were bestowed cute nicknames ...

Decades after sending it to design purgatory, the space agency celebrates a logo it still calls the worm. Credit... Supported by By Kenneth Chang Last month, NASA welcomed Richard Danne to its ...

NASA’s timeless “worm” logo is back. The NASA logo was introduced in the mid-70s, retired in 1992, and then brought back — only for a while — in 2020. Now, it’s back for good.

NASA Engineers have just finished applying the final coat of clear over the beloved "worm" logo on the rocket boosters of the Artemis II, which marks the return of the bold red letters that best ...

One of the world's best known — and certainly most-traveled — logos is 65 years old. Since its announcement on July 15, 1959, the insignia representing NASA, or the National Aeronautics and ...

CLEVELAND — On July 15, 2024, NASA’s logo is turning 65. The iconic symbol, known affectionately as “the meatball,” was developed at NASA’s Lewis Research Center in Cleveland (now called ...

In the spring, Manley was on a multidisciplinary team of engineering ... Manley also designed a logo, in the spirit of a NASA mission patch, representing RIT’s multi-year role in NASA’s Moon to Mars ...