Which pioneering science retail concept first introduced the 'hands-on discovery stations' approach to experiential marketing that revolutionized how scientific products are demonstrated?

Modern science museums and retailers have transformed from static exhibitions to immersive experiences where visitors can touch, experiment, and interact with scientific principles. This shift in experiential marketing has revolutionized how scientific concepts are presented to the public. How much do you know about this evolution in science retail and education? Test your knowledge about the innovative approaches used to make science accessible and engaging through experiential marketing.

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The Exploratorium's Museum Store (San Francisco, 1969)
NASA Gift Shop's 'Space Experience Zones' (Houston, 1975)
Edmund Scientific's 'Try Before You Buy' Stations (New Jersey, 1972)
Natural History Museum's 'Science in Action' Retail Program (London, 1980)