Which NASA logo design, briefly retired in 1992 but officially reintroduced in 2020 for commercial crew missions, features a stylized red 'worm' logotype?

NASA's visual brand identity has evolved significantly since its founding in 1958. The agency's logo has become one of the most recognizable symbols in the world, representing humanity's quest to explore the cosmos. This poll tests your knowledge of NASA's iconic brand evolution, which has played a crucial role in public perception and support for space exploration. How well do you know the story behind the 'meatball,' the 'worm,' and NASA's visual identity journey?

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• The 1975 NASA Logotype (aka 'the Worm') designed by Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn
• The 1959 NASA Insignia (aka 'the Meatball') designed by James Modarelli
• The 1982 NASA Vector Symbol (aka 'the Vector') designed by the Saul Bass design firm
• The 1998 NASA Millennium Mark (aka 'the Swoosh') designed by NASA's in-house design team

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