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Discovery Science Network
1996–1998
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Science was first launched as Discovery Science Network in 1996.
Discovery Science Channel
1998–2002
Discovery Science Network was rebranded as Discovery Science Channel in 1998.
The Science Channel
2002–2005
In April 2002, Discovery Science Channel was rebranded as The Science Channel. The network's new identity was created by Concrete Pictures.[1]
2005–2007
This altered logo was adopted in 2005.
Science Channel
2007–2011
The Science Channel received a complete graphical overhaul on December 22, 2007, removing the word "The" from its name and becoming simply Science Channel. Its new identity was made by Thornberg & Forester, and included a completely new logo. The logo features the letters "Sc", which are also the same letters used in the symbol for the element Scandium. The typeface used is a modified version of ITC Avant Garde Gothic.
Sometime in 2010, Discovery Communications introduced a 3D version of the logo, which was also used as a onscreen bug.
- Thornberg & Forester - Science Channel ID's
- Thornberg & Forester Create New Face and Brain Chain Package for Science Channel Brand
- Under Consideration
- Discovery Delivers New-Look Science
Science
2011–2016
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On June 8, 2011, Science Channel adopted a new look. It also dropped the word "Channel" from its name, making it simply known as Science. This logo was nicknamed the "Morph". It would turn into various objects such as ants, henceforth named.
2016–present
On December 23, 2016, Discovery Communications debuted a new logo for Science after five years. This rebrand was done by Sibling Rivalry, a New York-based design agency.
