Which famous designer created NASA's current primary logo (the 'meatball' design with the blue sphere, red chevron, and stars)?

NASA's brand identity has become iconic in both the scientific community and popular culture. Their distinctive logo, known informally as 'the meatball,' has an interesting history and has undergone several changes since the agency's founding in 1958. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable brands in astronomy and space exploration. Do you know the story behind this famous emblem that represents humanity's reach for the stars?

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James Modarelli, a NASA employee who won an internal design competition in 1959
Paul Rand, the legendary graphic designer also responsible for IBM and ABC logos
Richard Danne, who created NASA's 'worm' logo that briefly replaced the meatball in the 1970s
Milton Glaser, the famed creator of the 'I ♥ NY' logo who consulted for government agencies