Which customer feedback-driven pivot dramatically changed public perception of the Hubble Space Telescope after its troubled 1990 launch?

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope isn't just a scientific marvel—it's also one of astronomy's most successful public engagement tools and brand stories. Its dramatic launch, initial problems, spectacular recovery, and decades of breathtaking imagery have made it a household name. This poll explores how customer feedback and public engagement shaped the Hubble's transformation from a potential NASA disaster into one of science's greatest success stories and public relations triumphs.

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The 1993 corrective optics mission that fixed Hubble's blurry vision, followed by a strategic release of spectacular new imagery
Renaming the telescope after Edwin Hubble in response to public polling (it was originally called the Large Space Telescope)
Creating the Hubble Heritage Project in 1998 that specifically processed images to appeal to the public rather than just scientists
Launching the HubbleSite website in 1995 to directly share discoveries with the public instead of only through scientific journals