Which retail technology, originally developed for space research, was first adapted for consumer use in memory foam mattresses before expanding to numerous other products?

The integration of scientific innovation into consumer products represents one of the most exciting intersections of research and retail. Many groundbreaking technologies we now take for granted began in research laboratories before being transformed into everyday consumer products. This poll tests your knowledge about the journey of scientific discoveries from laboratory development to retail shelves, and how these innovations have shaped consumer behavior and market trends.

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Temper foam (viscoelastic polyurethane foam), developed by NASA to improve aircraft cushioning and crash protection
Aerogel insulation, developed by NASA for thermal insulation in space suits and vehicles
Carbon fiber composites, developed by aerospace engineers for lightweight aircraft components
Phase-change materials, developed by the U.S. Air Force for temperature regulation in flight suits