After the Hubble Space Telescope's flawed primary mirror was discovered in 1990, what marketing strategy did NASA use to recover public trust and transform the mission's public image?

The Hubble Space Telescope is now one of NASA's most successful missions, providing breathtaking images of distant galaxies and revolutionizing our understanding of the universe. However, its initial launch in 1990 was marred by a significant technical flaw that became a major PR and marketing crisis for NASA. This poll tests your knowledge about this famous astronomy marketing recovery story.

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The 'Servicing Mission Success' campaign that documented astronauts fixing the telescope in space, turning a failure into a human triumph story
The 'Eyes of Humanity' rebranding that focused on the telescope's ability to see infrared light, downplaying the visible light problems
Launching a companion telescope called 'Hubble 2.0' and gradually phasing out references to the original flawed telescope
Creating the 'Virtual Hubble' digital experience that used computer simulations instead of actual telescope images until repairs could be made