A new video shows NASA's "worm" crawling on the side of a rocket. The two boosters will support the Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket that will send four astronauts around the moon no earlier than ...

A man in a blue suit speak in an outdoor courtyard with "nasa" written in red in the background. Nearly 50 years after it was first introduced, just over 30 years since it was unceremoniously retired ...

At NASA, many have picked sides for two logos that have been used on and off through the years: team “meatball” or team “worm.” The two logos, which were bestowed cute nicknames, have been used for ...

NASA is bringing back its historic worm logo to decorate the agency’s first crew-bearing rocket being sent to the moon in decades. NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems began painting the bright red logo ...

Decades after sending it to design purgatory, the space agency celebrates a logo it still calls the worm. Credit... Supported by By Kenneth Chang Last month, NASA welcomed Richard Danne to its ...

After close to three decades, NASA is bringing back its “worm” logo, a sleek modern design born of the Federal Design Improvement Program, and officially introduced in 1975. Created by the firm of ...

Inside the Rotation, Processing and Surge Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Exploration Ground Systems and Jacobs TOSC workers completed painting of NASA’s iconic “worm” logo on the ...

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine announced on Twitter that "the worm is back" for NASA's first private crewed spacecraft launch. Yes, that's a Falcon 9 with a slick, retro NASA logo. Share on ...

The meatball “feels like a government agency logo that has some weight,” (NASA Creative Director David Rager) said. “It lends a really nice authority, and it feels connected to the legacy.” But the ...

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Last month, NASA welcomed Richard Danne to its headquarters in Washington to celebrate work he had done nearly half a century ago. Danne never studied the stars. He never built a rocket. But he and ...