Which famous astronomy equipment manufacturer's logo was specifically designed to represent the company's first revolutionary telescope, the 'Celestron 8' Schmidt-Cassegrain?

The astronomy industry isn't just about telescopes and star charts—it's also home to some fascinating product marketing and brand identity stories. Major astronomy equipment manufacturers and organizations have developed distinctive logos and marketing approaches that reflect their cosmic focus. This trivia question explores how one famous astronomy brand created its iconic logo, connecting product design with the wonders of the universe it helps us explore.

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Celestron - with its distinctive orange logo featuring a stylized 'C' that mimics the light path through a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope
Meade - with its blue star logo representing the optical clarity of their advanced telescope designs
Orion Telescopes - with its green constellation mark symbolizing the hunter Orion and his celestial belt
Vixen - with its red 'V' that references both the company name and the optical path of their refractor telescopes