Which subscription service first introduced the 'celestial tier' model that allows amateur astronomers to temporarily access premium telescopes before deciding to purchase?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable growth in consumer product offerings, with subscription boxes becoming a popular way to engage enthusiasts. This poll tests your knowledge about the pioneering subscription model that transformed how amateur astronomers access equipment and educational materials. Understanding these retail innovations provides insight into how specialized industries can leverage modern business models to expand their customer base and improve accessibility to complex hobbies.

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AstroBox Monthly, which created the rotating equipment library concept in 2014 allowing subscribers to 'test drive' expensive telescopes
Galaxy Crate, which pioneered the astronomy subscription box but only included accessories and star charts rather than actual equipment
Telescope Time, which focuses exclusively on providing remote online access to observatory-grade telescopes rather than physical products
StellarSelect, which offers a curated monthly selection of astronomy books and software but has never included hardware in their subscription model