NASA has applied the 'worm' emblem to the rocket boosters of the Artemis II mission, marking a return to the 1970s symbol.
Petru Nicolaescu
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The 'worm' emblem has been revived on the Artemis II rocket boosters, reflecting NASA's commitment to exploration and innovation. The revival marks a shift to a more modern and iconic symbol for the agency, replacing the 'meatball' emblem. The process of applying the emblem involved meticulous painting techniques, with each letter approximately 2 meters in height.
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