Which NASA logo design was nicknamed the "worm" and was officially retired in 1992, only to be revived in 2020 for select missions including the SpaceX Crew Dragon launch?

NASA's visual identity has evolved significantly since its founding in 1958, reflecting changing priorities in space exploration, technological advancement, and public engagement. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in NASA's brand history that astronomy enthusiasts and space industry followers might recognize. Test your knowledge of how one of astronomy's most prominent organizations has presented itself to the world throughout its storied history.

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The red, stylized logotype with smoothly connected letters spelling NASA, designed by Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn in 1975
The blue circular insignia with a red chevron and orbiting stars (the "meatball"), NASA's original logo created in 1959
The white vector logo with constellation patterns forming the letters NASA, introduced during the early Space Shuttle program
The black and gold minimalist design featuring a simplified orbital path that briefly replaced the meatball logo during the Apollo program