Which inventory management technique did Celestron, a leading astronomy equipment retailer, pioneer to address the dramatic sales fluctuations that occur during major celestial events like meteor showers?

The astronomy industry has evolved significantly in recent years, transforming from purely scientific endeavors into a vibrant commercial market. Modern astronomy retailers use sophisticated inventory management systems to track telescopes, star maps, and observation equipment across global supply chains. This poll tests your knowledge about how major astronomy retailers manage their specialized inventory to meet the seasonal demands of both amateur stargazers and professional astronomers.

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Eclipse Forecasting System (EFS) - using astronomical calendars to predict demand spikes up to 7 years in advance
Lunar Phase Stocking (LPS) - adjusting inventory levels based solely on moon phases and their historical correlation with customer purchasing patterns
Seasonal Constellation Allocation (SCA) - rotating stock between hemispheres based on which constellations are currently visible in each region
Just-In-Time Astronomy (JITA) - maintaining minimal inventory and expediting manufacturing only after celestial events are announced by NASA