Which retail innovation strategy in the 1990s is credited with making amateur astronomy more accessible and dramatically boosting telescope sales?

The astronomy retail sector has undergone dramatic transformations since the first commercial telescopes became available to consumers. From exclusive scientific instruments to mainstream consumer products, telescope marketing and distribution strategies have evolved significantly. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal innovation in astronomy retail that changed how telescopes were marketed and sold to the general public.

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The "Go-To" computerized mount technology that automatically pointed telescopes at celestial objects
Introduction of subscription-based "Telescope of the Month" clubs by major retailers
The launch of disposable cardboard telescopes sold alongside eclipse viewing glasses
Development of telescope rental programs at national parks and observatories