Which inventory management technique is most commonly used by specialty astronomy retailers to handle the surge in telescope sales during major celestial events?

In today's specialized retail landscape, astronomy equipment vendors face unique challenges in inventory management. With products ranging from beginner telescopes to advanced astrophotography equipment, these retailers must balance stock levels against seasonal demand patterns, technological advancements, and astronomical events that can dramatically spike interest in specific products. Test your knowledge about how astronomy retailers manage their specialized inventory!

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Just-in-time (JIT) inventory, ordering additional stock only weeks before predicted astronomical phenomena
Seasonal forecasting combined with dynamic pricing, increasing stock and adjusting prices based on historical data from similar celestial events
Consignment inventory, where manufacturers retain ownership until products are sold to consumers during peak viewing periods
Cross-docking logistics, bypassing warehouse storage by shipping products directly from manufacturers to consumers during high-demand periods