Which astronomy observatory pioneered a retail-style analytics system called 'SkyMining' that tracks visitor engagement with celestial objects and has influenced retail customer journey mapping?

Modern astronomy observatories generate massive amounts of data that require sophisticated analytics solutions. These solutions have parallels in the retail world, where customer behavior is analyzed in similar ways to celestial phenomena. Test your knowledge about how major observatories track and analyze their 'customer base' of stars, planets, and galaxies with analytics systems that retail analytics professionals would recognize.

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The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, which uses its Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) data to analyze visitor interactions with its catalog of billions of objects
The James Webb Space Telescope, which employs 'GalaxyShopper' analytics to track which cosmic objects receive the most observation requests
The European Southern Observatory, which uses 'StarBasket' analysis to determine which celestial bodies are trending among researchers
The Thirty Meter Telescope, which implements 'CosmicCRM' to track the lifecycle of astronomical discoveries from observation to publication