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Smithsonian Optics Room Planetarium and Dual Projector Science Kit, Black/Blue, Age 8 and Up

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Fulfilled by K Corporation Inc
Arrives Jan 3 – Jan 4
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Features

  • A Dual Function Planetarium Projector brings the Nighttime Sky into your room
  • A Rotating Star Pattern of the Northern Sky is projected with 24 HD Space images
  • Choose HD images of Planets, Nebulae, Moons, Astronaut, Space Craft and Other Celestial Bodies
  • Over 50 different image combinations
  • Age 8 and Up
  • Includes: dual planetarium room planetarium projector pack, image cover, 4 changeable slide discs, 360-degree motorized rotation, 24 HD space images, star pattern of the northern sky, and over 50 different image combinations
  • Auto shutoff/electric timer
  • Can be used as a nightlight
  • Batteries not included

Description

Includes 1 Dual Planetarium Projector, 1 Star Background Slide, 3 Changeable Slide Discs and Detailed Instructions

Product Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 10 inches


Item Weight: 1.85 pounds


Item model number: 52331


Manufacturer recommended age: 8 - 15 years


Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Release date: July 1, 2015


Manufacturer: NSI


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Bring the stars inside
Very cool gift that allows kids to see the stars from the comfort of their bed.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Great, but a little pricey.
Kids love it. Makes a great nightlight and/or activity. A little pricey at $40. So dont let the kids break it too fast, its plastic.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2019 by Michael Noyes
    • Soothing, covers a wide area of ceiling and definitely worth your money
Initially when I was researching home planetariums, I was put off by some of the negative reviews on this product, and instead convinced myself to shell out $250 for the Sega Flux (you can see my review under that). I promptly returned it the next day and ordered the Smithsonian after all. It’s still not super realistic and honestly, a kid’s nightlight would probably do the job just as well, but it’s soothing, pretty and covers a large swath of ceiling, and you can have just stars or mix it up with pics of the moon, planets or spaceships if you choose. And we’ll worth the $40. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2021 by JMc
    • Cheaply made
You’ll need a very small screwdriver. The buttons don’t always turn lights off. Comes with three small viewfinder-like wheels, but what’s seen isn’t labeled. You need to shine this on a close wall. It’s very fuzzy on the ceiling, I misplaced the small folder paper that might tell me what the heck I’m looking at. My very precocious three year old knows lots of planet trivia, but I can’t check accuracy ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022 by Jill Court
    • Prefect for what I wanted it to do!
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Review Image by Stefanie Hochhalter Stefanie Hochhalter
I really liked how it was easy to put together, the timer goes for 15 mins which is perfect for my 3 year old son. He loves the earth that is pictured here. It has a focus to easily make the planet clear. It takes 4 AA batteries, which is great for moving it to whatever side of the room I want it on. The stars kindof generic but he loves when the rotate. This is the prefect gift for my autistic son that loves the solar system, we pick what planet he wants to look at every night. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2018 by Stefanie Hochhalter Stefanie Hochhalter
    • Disappointed 8 year old
I thought this would be the perfect gift for my 8 yr old grand daughter who is becoming very explorative. Her dad takes her to museums and other interesting and educational places, and she travels with her Mom sometimes when she travels to other countries. She is a very smart child. So I decided to get her something different for Christmas 2016 and I decided on this. By having the name Smithsonian I figured it would be a very nice projector. NOT! My daughter said she put the batteries in and it stayed on for about 3 minutes. 3 minutes? Yes and I was appalled. Not only was I angered about the fact that it wouldn't stay on but my granddaughter wanted to take it to show and tell and she cannot. Did you ever think that when you are making items for kids at least make sure they work. I don't like disappointing kids but apparently you do not care. I should have read the reviews before buying but I failed to do so simply because it was branded "Smithsonian". Someone called it a piece of junk and I am inclined to agree. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017 by Lee B / Chicago
    • Great addition to bedtime routine
My son loves looking at the planets and other space objects every night before he goes to sleep. He knows all of the planets at 3 years old!
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023 by Christy Lowell
    • Cheap Slide projector
If you want to have blues stars on the wall this is good. If you like to dated images of planets and space vehicles, you might like this product. If you want to give you kids a planetarium or a fun night sky, skip this junk. If my 2 year old didn't enjoy it, i would have returned it. We won't be using the slides because most of them are too small to see through the blue stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024 by bob

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