Which of the following facts about NASA's iconic 'Meatball' logo is true?

NASA's brand identity is one of the most recognized in the world, crossing boundaries between science, government, and pop culture. The agency's primary logo, affectionately known as the 'Meatball,' has an interesting development history and has competed with alternative designs over the decades. This poll tests your knowledge about this iconic symbol that represents humanity's greatest space exploration achievements. Can you identify the correct fact about NASA's famous emblem?

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• The red 'vector' symbol in the logo represents aeronautics research, while the stars represent space exploration.
• The NASA 'Meatball' logo was continuously used from 1958 until present day, never being replaced by any alternative logo designs.
• The original designer of the NASA logo, James Modarelli, was paid $50,000 for the design in 1958, an enormous sum at that time.
• NASA briefly replaced the 'Meatball' with the 'Worm' logo in 2010 as part of the Obama administration's space policy shift.

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