Which telescope faced initial criticism for blurry images but was saved by a brilliant marketing pivot that transformed it into one of the most recognized scientific instruments in history?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable retail and marketing innovations over the decades. One particular product launch revolutionized both public engagement with space and how scientific instruments are marketed to consumers. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal moment in astronomy product history that transformed a potential PR disaster into one of the most successful scientific retail stories ever told.

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Hubble Space Telescope, rebranded as a 'window to the cosmos' after NASA's ambitious repair mission
Kepler Space Telescope, marketed as 'the planet hunter' after initial sensor failures
James Webb Space Telescope, positioned as 'Hubble's successor' after early development setbacks
Chandra X-ray Observatory, rebranded as 'seeing the invisible universe' after calibration problems