Learn about the origin and design of NASA's official insignia, the "meatball" logo, and other symbols used for projects and events. See images of the NASA seal, the "worm" logo, the space shuttle patches and the 60th anniversary logo.

Learn how to use the NASA Insignia, Logotype and supporting elements in accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations and the NASA Space Act. Find out the colors, versions, typography and configurations of the NASA visual identity.

Learn how the stylized red letters of NASA's Logotype, also known as "the worm", were created in 1973 by Danne & Blackburn and became a symbol of space exploration. Discover how the logotype evolved, was used and reprinted over the years, and returned to the launch pad in 2020.

The official NASA seal and the less formal NASA “meatball” insignia (shown here) are among the most recognized emblems in the world. The logos, which include symbols representing the space and aeronautics missions of NASA, became official in 1959.

Explore the history and variations of the official seals and logos of NASA, the U.S. space agency. See the NASA insignia, worm logo, meatball logo, Artemis program logo and anniversary logos.

A public domain SVG file of the NASA insignia, created by NASA and used on its website. The file contains color information, licensing details, and history of the logo.

Learn how the red, white and blue circle with a wing and a spacecraft became NASA's oldest and most iconic insignia. Discover how it was created, replaced, revived and adopted by astronauts, spacecraft and the public.

NASA’s first official logo was determined by a design competition among the agency’s employees in 1959—a full decade before Armstrong was to step off his ladder and onto the surface of the moon.

Learn about the evolution and meaning of the NASA logo, the emblem of the U.S. space agency. See the different versions, colors, fonts, and facts of the logo and its variations.