Which e-commerce innovation first allowed amateur astronomers to remotely book time on professional-grade telescopes and receive digital sky observations without owning equipment?

The astronomy industry has undergone significant digital transformation in recent years. From traditional telescope retailers to modern space observation equipment providers, astronomical e-commerce platforms have revolutionized how enthusiasts and professionals access the cosmos. This poll tests your knowledge about a major retail innovation that changed how people purchase astronomical equipment and access space observation data.

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Telescope Time-Share (TTShare), launched in 2003 by Meade Instruments
iTelescope Network (formerly GRAS), pioneered in 2008 allowing online booking of robotic telescope time
AstroMart Direct Access, a 2010 platform for telescope manufacturers to sell observation time directly to consumers
Celestron CloudView, the 2012 subscription service for accessing space telescope imagery archives