Which revolutionary marketing campaign first made high-quality amateur telescopes mainstream by connecting them to a major astronomical event, creating unprecedented consumer demand?

Test your knowledge about innovative marketing campaigns that revolutionized how astronomy products are sold to consumers. From telescopes to planetarium software, astronomical products have seen some groundbreaking promotional strategies that connected the stars to everyday consumers. This poll explores a pivotal moment when astronomy product marketing changed forever.

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Celestron's 'Catch Halley's Comet' campaign of 1985-1986, which sold telescopes with guaranteed comet viewing guides and lifetime warranties
Meade's 'Mars Close Approach' promotion of 2003, featuring telescopes specifically calibrated for viewing the unusually close Mars opposition
Orion's 'Total Eclipse Package' of 1999, bundling telescopes with special filters and eclipse-chasing travel guides
Bushnell's 'Star Party Revolution' of 1997, which pioneered community-based astronomy events sponsored by their telescope line