Which telescope company pioneered the 'Star Party' retail innovation in the 1990s, creating experiential shopping events where customers could test equipment under real night sky conditions before purchasing?

The astronomy equipment market has seen fascinating retail innovations and brand positioning strategies over the decades. Major telescope manufacturers have competed fiercely to align their products with significant astronomical discoveries and space exploration milestones. This poll tests your knowledge about a revolutionary retail innovation that transformed how amateur astronomers purchase high-end equipment and helped democratize access to quality stargazing tools.

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Celestron, with their 'Celestial Nights' program launched in 1994
Meade Instruments, through their 'Universe Unveiled' retail experience initiative
Orion Telescopes & Binoculars, with their 'StarField Trials' program
Takahashi, with their exclusive 'Astronomy After Dark' premium shopping events