Which astronomical organization's logo features a blue circle (representing Earth), a red chevron (symbolizing aeronautics), and white stars (representing space) - a design nicknamed the 'meatball'?

The astronomy industry features several prominent organizations with distinctive visual identities. From space agencies to telescope manufacturers, these logos often incorporate celestial elements that represent their mission and values. This poll tests your knowledge of one particularly famous astronomy brand's logo evolution. Can you identify the correct origin story behind this iconic design that has represented cosmic exploration for decades?

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NASA - created in 1959 by employee James Modarelli, combining the stars, aeronautical wing, and orbital path elements
European Space Agency (ESA) - designed in 1975 to represent Europe's unified approach to space exploration
International Astronomical Union (IAU) - developed in 1962 to symbolize the global collaboration in astronomical research
Celestron - created in 1964 when the telescope company rebranded to appeal to both professional and amateur astronomers