Which marketing campaign successfully transformed the public perception of the Hubble Space Telescope after its initial launch revealed a serious flaw in its primary mirror?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable product developments over the decades, with telescopes evolving from simple optical devices to sophisticated instruments. Marketing campaigns for these innovations have shaped public perception and interest in space exploration. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal marketing moment that transformed how a major telescope was perceived by both the scientific community and the general public.

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The 'First Servicing Mission' campaign, showcasing astronauts repairing Hubble in space and releasing dramatic corrected images
The 'Beyond Earth' initiative, which downplayed the mirror issues by focusing exclusively on infrared observations not affected by the flaw
The 'Celestial Perspectives' rebrand, which repositioned Hubble as primarily an educational tool rather than a scientific instrument
The 'Digital Sky Survey' campaign, which abandoned the flawed optical system and promoted Hubble's computer modeling capabilities instead