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And yes, at the time our name was the Stanford Spaceflight Initiative. It would be months until we were forbidden from using Stanford in the name (we weren't an approved group) or using the Stanford S with a rocket in the middle (breaks branding rules).

And yes, at the time our name was the Stanford Spaceflight Initiative. It would be months until we were forbidden from using Stanford in the name (we weren't an approved group) or using the Stanford S with a rocket in the middle (breaks branding rules). When that happened, we creatively changed things up:

 

Despite it obviously being amazing, Robert Jackson and Ben Todd soon started a campaign to get a better logo. We went through many iterations of things to try and find something that looked good:

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Eventually, Charlie Cox and Robert Jackson (second Co-Presidents of SSI) settled on a new version of the logo, which was actually a bit respectable:

Despite it obviously being amazing, Robert Jackson and Ben Todd soon started a campaign to get a better logo. We went through many iterations of things to try and find something that looked good, but many never saw the light of day. We even tried to hold a logo competition where the winner would receive $100, but that didn't result in anything. Eventually, Charlie Cox and Robert Jackson (second Co-Presidents of SSI) settled on a new version of the logo, which was actually a bit respectable:

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This served faithfully, until the next generation of SSIers decided it was too phallic and modified it slightly to result in the logo we have today.

This served faithfully, until the next generation of SSIers decided it was too phallic and modified it slightly to result in the logo we have today.