Which telescope product launch is credited with creating the modern amateur astronomy market through its revolutionary marketing campaign that positioned astronomy as accessible to everyone?

The astronomy consumer market has seen dramatic shifts over the decades, with certain product launches revolutionizing how everyday people engage with the night sky. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in astronomy product marketing that transformed a specialized scientific tool into a mainstream consumer item, creating an entirely new market segment and changing how brands position astronomy products to non-professionals.

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Celestron's NexStar 8SE with 'Go To' technology (2006)
Meade's ETX 'Maksutov' series advertised as 'Observatory in a Backpack' (1996)
Celestron's C8 Schmidt-Cassegrain marketed as 'A Professional Telescope Anyone Can Use' (1970)
Orion SkyQuest XT's 'Push To' dobsonian campaign 'Astronomy for the Masses' (2002)