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Unboxing NASA Graphics Standards Manual

The "NASA Graphics Standards Manual" is a reissue of the original manual created in 1975 by Danne & Blackburn, a New York-based design firm. The manual was used by NASA during the 1970s and early 1980s to maintain a cohesive visual identity across its communications and materials. The manual is known for its iconic design elements, including the NASA logotype (often referred to as the "worm" logo) and the NASA "meatball" insignia. These symbols, along with specific guidelines for typography, colour usage and graphic design, were outlined in the manual to ensure consistency and professionalism in NASA's branding. In recent years, there has been renewed interest in the NASA Graphics Standards Manual among designers, historians and space enthusiasts. The reissue of the manual allows a new generation to appreciate its design principles and its role in shaping NASA's visual identity during a pivotal era of space exploration. The reissued edition typically includes high-quality reproductions of the original manual's pages, along with commentary and insights from designers and historians, providing context and analysis of its significance in the history of graphic design and space exploration.