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

Name: Smithsonian Optics Room Planetarium and Dual Projector Science Kit, Black/Blue, Age 8 and Up
Brand: Smithsonian
SKU: 0042409523315
Price: 101.91 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Smithsonian

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101.91

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

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EAN: 0042409523315

Categories Toys & Games, Learning & Education, Science Kits & Toys,

Batteries not included. Can be used as a nightlight. Auto shutoff/electric timer. 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. Age 8 and Up. Over 50 different image combinations. Choose HD images of Planets, Nebulae, Moons, Astronaut, Space Craft and Other Celestial Bodies. A Rotating Star Pattern of the Northern Sky is projected with 24 HD Space images. A Dual Function Planetarium Projector brings the Nighttime Sky into your room.

Age Range (Description)	Kid
Batteries	4 AA batteries required.
Brand	Smithsonian
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 843 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	10 x 7 x 10 inches
Item model number	52331
Item Weight	1.85 Pounds
Manufacturer	NSI
Manufacturer recommended age	8 - 15 years
Product Dimensions	10 x 7 x 10 inches
Release date	July 1, 2015
Size	Age 8 and Up

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Scritto da: JMc

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.

Scritto da: Don

A Cheap Novelty

It is inexpensive and it shows in the construction, with a little patience it does work fine but I wouldn't expect it last long in the hands of a child. It is a bit noisy and battery life is poor, but the images are cool and it is nice tool to help spark an interest. For the price it is okay, but nothing great.

Scritto da: Firebug-m

Love it.

Stars rotate. Has 3 slides of pictures that will overlay the stars. You can focus the slide picture. The pictures are colorful and bright enough to be enjoyable. There is a storage for the slides. We love it. My son invited family over for a "Planetarium" night. Only one downfall is the rotator is loud so if you are setting it up for a little one to go to sleep to, it might be too loud.

Scritto da: Judy R.

Needs more

Unfortunately , they do not make more slides that can be purchased for this projector. It would be nice to expand on the experience.

Scritto da: Jill Court

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

Scritto da: Daniel Thielen

Good quality

Very easy to use and has very good resolution

Scritto da: Jennings Campbell Jr

Know what you are buying.

We were looking for a nightlight essentially with a space theme to help us sleep. Not only is it a battery operated toy it has a15 minute timer that cant be bypassed. The picture discs have to be manually rotated. The stars do rotate but are nothing more than a bunch of pinholes. Definitely not worth the price I paid for it. Essentially an overpriced toy in a pretty box.

Scritto da: Christian P.

Very good, not for long distances, and not so much picture disc..

Really nice product, my childs are very happy. The only concern to me is: Exist a lot of space objects, trillions! and came with only 3 disc... I think this can be better. Other concern is: resolution is not good at 6 or more meters, too fuzzy. But, in overall rankig: It's HIGHLY recomended!! It's very very funny!