Which famous designer created NASA's iconic 'meatball' logo that was reintroduced in 1992 after being temporarily replaced by the 'worm' logo?

In the world of astronomy, organizations like NASA have created some of the most recognizable brand identities. Their logos not only represent scientific missions but have become cultural icons. This trivia question explores the fascinating story behind one of astronomy's most famous logo designs and its evolution through the space age. Test your knowledge about the intersection of astronomy, branding, and design history!

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James Modarelli, an employee at NASA's Lewis Research Center
Paul Rand, who also designed logos for IBM and ABC
Saul Bass, known for his work with Alfred Hitchcock and AT&T
Milton Glaser, creator of the 'I ❤ NY' logo