Which famous telescope brand suffered major backlash and sales decline after advertising their consumer telescopes could view details of Mars 'comparable to Hubble images'?

In the competitive world of astronomy equipment and telescopes, even major brands can make significant product marketing errors. This poll tests your knowledge of one famous advertising blunder that became a cautionary tale in the astronomy industry. Can you identify the correct marketing mistake that led to millions in losses and became a case study in product advertising gone wrong?

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Celestron, whose 2009 NexStar campaign promised 'Hubble-quality' planetary viewing that amateur telescopes physically couldn't deliver
Meade Instruments, whose 2011 LightBridge ads showed enhanced photos claiming they were 'actual views through the eyepiece'
Orion Telescopes, whose 2007 SpaceProbe marketing included digitally enhanced Mars images labeled as 'typical viewing experience'
Skywatcher, whose 2012 'See Beyond' campaign used Hubble space images in side-by-side comparisons with their consumer telescopes