Who designed NASA's famous blue circular 'meatball' logo that was officially adopted in 1959?

NASA's brand identity is one of the most recognized in the world, but how well do you know the history of its famous primary logo? The distinctive round blue symbol (nicknamed the 'meatball') has become synonymous with space exploration and scientific achievement. This poll tests your knowledge about a fascinating piece of astronomy branding that has inspired generations of stargazers and future astronauts. Can you identify the original designer behind this iconic symbol that has represented America's space program since the late 1950s?

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James Modarelli, an employee at NASA's Lewis Research Center
Raymond Loewy, the industrial designer who later created the 'worm' logo
Margaret Hamilton, NASA's lead software engineer for the Apollo program
Saul Bass, the famous graphic designer known for his work with Alfred Hitchcock