PLANETARIUM PROJECTOR

Recommended for ages 8+ years

Turn your bedroom into your very own planetarium theater with the Planetarium Projector from Thames & Kosmos! Illuminate a darkened room by casting projections of the stars in the night sky and space-themed images across the ceiling and walls.

This home planetarium is actually two projectors in one. The first is a rotating star map dome that projects astronomically accurate maps of the stars; star maps for both the northern and southern hemispheres are included. The second projects space-related images, including all eight planets, eight human-made space objects like rockets and satellites, and eight extra-galactic phenomena like nebula and galaxies.

Use nightlight mode to automatically shut off the projector after 15, 30 or 60 minutes. The compact, space-saving design can be placed on a flat surface or hung on a wall. Includes a color educational poster and instruction sheet.

• Compact, whisper quiet and complete with a fascinating educational poster, the Thames & Kosmos Planetarium Projector is an essential nighttime adventure for future astronomers!
• The dome rotates as it projects an astronomically accurate map of the stars – you can choose either the northern or southern hemisphere.
• A second, smaller projector casts stunning images, including all 8 planets, 8 human-made space objects like rockets and satellites, and 8 extragalactic phenomena like nebulas and galaxies.
• Set this space-saving projector on your bedside table or hang it on your wall. Switch it to nightlight mode to make it automatically shut off after 15, 30 or 60 minutes.
• Planetarium Projector also features focusable lenses for crisp, beautiful images and storage compartment for image disks. 
• No batteries required – includes a USB charging cable.
• What's in the box: Planetarium Projector with rotating star map dome with both northern and southern hemispheres, long-lasting LED lights, nightlight mode and auto-off timer, focusable lenses, and storage compartment for image disks – 4 image disks with 8 space-related images each (32 images total); USB-C cable; educational poster; and instructions manual.