After the Hubble Space Telescope's 1990 launch, NASA faced a major PR crisis when a critical flaw was discovered. Which marketing strategy did NASA successfully employ to rebuild public trust?

In the realm of astronomy, even the most advanced technologies can face product and marketing challenges. The Hubble Space Telescope, while now celebrated as one of NASA's most successful missions, initially faced a serious public relations crisis that required innovative damage control strategies. Test your knowledge about this famous product recall situation in astronomy and how it was handled from a marketing perspective.

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They rebranded the telescope with a new name to distance it from negative press
They turned the repair mission into a dramatic public narrative, showcasing astronauts fixing the telescope in space
They discontinued public updates about the telescope for 3 years until it was fully functional
They shifted blame to the telescope manufacturer and launched lawsuits that generated sympathy