Which innovative marketing approach did NASA use in 1995 that revolutionized public engagement with the Hubble Space Telescope and created a new standard for astronomy visual storytelling?

When NASA's Hubble Space Telescope launched in 1990, it represented one of the most significant astronomical tools ever created. But beyond its scientific importance, it also became a marketing phenomenon that transformed public engagement with astronomy. This poll tests your knowledge about the innovative marketing campaign that helped make Hubble a household name and created unprecedented public interest in deep space imagery.

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The release of the iconic 'Pillars of Creation' image with an extensive public relations campaign that made deep space imagery accessible to the general public
A partnership with National Geographic to create the first virtual reality tour of the telescope's operations, allowing users to 'pilot' Hubble
The 'Name a Star' campaign where consumers could purchase naming rights to stars discovered by Hubble, with proceeds funding future missions
The launch of Hubble-branded merchandise with embedded microchips containing actual Hubble images that could be viewed with special glasses