Which innovative marketing campaign in the 1960s is credited with revolutionizing consumer telescope sales and making amateur astronomy widely accessible to the American public?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable product launches that changed how we observe the cosmos. From historic observatories to modern consumer telescopes, marketing strategies have played a crucial role in popularizing astronomy. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in telescope marketing history that helped transform astronomy from an exclusive scientific pursuit into a popular hobby accessible to everyday enthusiasts.

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Celestron's "Bring the Universe Home" campaign featuring their breakthrough Schmidt-Cassegrain compact telescopes
Meade Instruments' "Stars for Everyone" television ads promoting their affordable refractor telescopes
Edmund Scientific's "Backyard Astronomy" mail-order catalog campaign featuring DIY telescope kits
Bushnell's "Space Race" promotional tie-in with NASA featuring astronaut endorsements