Which marketing strategy was most crucial to Hubble's brand rehabilitation after its initial mirror flaw crisis?

The Hubble Space Telescope faced a major crisis after its 1990 launch when its primary mirror was found to be flawed, producing blurry images. This threatened NASA's reputation and the project's $1.5 billion investment. The subsequent repair mission in 1993 wasn't just a technical triumph—it became one of the most successful brand revival stories in scientific history. Test your knowledge about this remarkable turnaround that transformed public perception of space exploration technology and restored trust in NASA's capabilities.

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Full transparency about the flaw and documenting the repair mission for public viewing, transforming a failure into an inspiring success story
Rebranding the telescope with a new name and logo to distance it from the initial negative publicity
Implementing an AI-driven image enhancement system that artificially corrected the blurry images before public release
Creating an exclusive paid subscription service for premium Hubble images to recoup repair costs and rebuild perceived value