NASA's final space shuttle to fly in space will be exhibited to the public in a facility that bears simply the retired orbiter's name, officials announced on Thursday (Feb. 21). NASA's Kennedy ...

NASA's famous "worm" logo, which was retired in 1992 ... to depart from the United States since the retirement of NASA's space shuttle fleet in 2011. (That drought doesn't extend to suborbital ...

The logo reads "NASA" in bold letters across its center ... Perhaps most prominently, were the garments that NASA's new space shuttle astronauts wore to train and to launch.

A famous NASA insignia that once adorned spacecraft ... set of astronauts to launch from U.S. soil since the end of the space shuttle program in 2011. The flight is slated for mid-to-late May ...

NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida, which will host the retired shuttle Atlantis, also revealed the logo for its new 90,000 square-foot, $100 million "Space Shuttle Atlantis ...

After the loss of the Challenger space shuttle and its crew of seven ... “Worm Turns: NASA Junks Despised Logo.”) Except the worm never completely went away. People like Michael Bierut ...

said the logo will be incorporated alongside NASA’s primary “meatball” logo on aircraft, space launch systems, around NASA buildings, and merchandise. “Aesthetically, some might say they ...

Long story short, I found the @NASA Convoy Command Vehicle for the Space Shuttle program up for auction ... with a winch to remove it. The NASA logo had been crudely ripped away, but it's easy ...

NASA was and is able to do its work totally out in the open. This spirit of openness remains at the space agency today, but even so, the space shuttle's history of launching secret missions ...