Which groundbreaking marketing strategy did NASA implement in 1994 to transform public perception of the Hubble Space Telescope after its initial mirror flaw scandal?

The Hubble Space Telescope is one of astronomy's most recognizable tools and NASA's most successful public relations achievements. But its journey from troubled project to beloved space icon required innovative marketing strategies. This poll tests your knowledge about the marketing transformation that turned Hubble from a technical failure into a household name and scientific triumph. Do you know which strategic approach helped save Hubble's reputation?

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The release of stunning colorized deep-space images specifically processed for public appeal, creating the now-famous 'Hubble aesthetic'
A celebrity endorsement campaign featuring Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking as the official 'faces of Hubble'
The 'Name a Star' commercial program that allowed public donations in exchange for naming rights to discovered celestial objects
The 'Hubble at Home' software package that allowed personal computers to display live Hubble imagery as screensavers