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International Observe the Moon Night Logo and Style Guide

Logos and Style guide for usage for International Observe the Moon Night.
Image Credit: NASA GSFC/Vi Nguyen
Published: August 4, 2020

Official logos and style guide to use for promoting your International Observe the Moon Night event. Downloading the link gives you the logos in .PNG, .SVG, and .EPS formats. Logos in vector format can also be extracted from the Style Guide PDF.

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