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, have been used for ...

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 ...

A man in a blue suit speak in an outdoor courtyard with "nasa" written in red in the background. Nearly 50 years after it was first introduced, just over 30 years since it was unceremoniously retired ...

The worm is going to the moon. Artemis 2, the first human moon mission in 50 years, will carry the iconic NASA "worm" logo upon the solid rocket boosters helping to heft the astronauts into space, ...

NASA is bringing back its historic worm logo to decorate the agency’s first crew-bearing rocket being sent to the moon in decades. NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems began painting the bright red logo ...

Does any other federal agency in the United States — or, let’s be real, any part of a government in the entire world — have branding quite as iconic as NASA? The agency’s incredible “worm” logotype is ...

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 ...

I like the worm logo for "daily tasks", and would hold the meatball for larger and more--for lack of a better word--semiformal uses. E.g. I'd put the worm logo on vessels and signs; it's simple and ...

Nearly 50 years after it was first introduced, just over 30 years since it was unceremoniously retired and only three years after making its triumphant return, NASA honored the designer behind its ...