Planetarium Star Projector with 12 Discs – Real Constellations & Planets
Planetarium Star Projector with 12 Discs – Real Constellations & Planets
Twelve discs of real constellations and planets, projected on your ceiling by a dimmable, Type-C powered planetarium.
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- 12 film discs
- Dimmable brightness
- Type-C USB
- Real constellations
- Button control
- Free US shipping · arrives about Oct 27 – Nov 3
- 30-day returns · see how it works
- Secure checkout · Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay & cards
This planetarium star projector comes with 12 film discs of real constellations and planets, so a dark bedroom becomes a place to learn the night sky. Slide in a disc, connect the Type-C cable and turn off the lights, and you have a home planetarium that fits on a nightstand.
Why you'll love it
- 12 discs in the box. Two boxes of six film discs let you change the sky whenever you like.
- Real constellations and planets. Point out the patterns together, then go find them outside on the next clear night.
- Dimmable. Keep it bright while you're exploring, then bring it down low as a star night light at bedtime.
- Type-C power. It runs from the included Type-C USB cable and a 5V/2A adapter, with no batteries to replace.
- Simple controls. A single button turns it on and off.
Where it shines
It's made for kids' bedrooms and homeschool science nights, and it's just as good for grown-up stargazers who want the constellations overhead when it's cloudy outside. It also sets a quiet mood for a date night or a reading corner, and it's a thoughtful gift for the family astronomer.
Specifications
Specifications
| Discs | 12 film discs (2 boxes of 6) |
|---|---|
| Brightness | Dimmable |
| Power | USB Type-C cable, needs a 5V/2A adapter |
| Battery | None, plug-in only |
| Controls | On/off button |
| Material | Plastic |
| Placement | Freestanding, tabletop |
What's in the box
What's in the box
- 1 × planetarium projector
- 12 × film discs (2 boxes of 6)
- 1 × Type-C USB cable
- 1 × user manual
Shipping & delivery
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping on every order to the United States. Orders are processed within 1–3 business days and you'll receive a tracking link by email as soon as your parcel ships. The estimated delivery window is shown above the add-to-cart button.
Questions about an order? Email us any time and we'll look into it.
30-day returns
30-day returns
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return. Items should be unused and in their original packaging with all accessories. If anything arrives damaged, defective or incorrect, we'll replace or refund it at no cost to you.
Questions & answers
Questions & answers
How do I set it up and change discs?
Use it in a dark indoor room, as the maker recommends. Set it on a table or nightstand, load a disc following the steps in the included user manual, and switch it on. Swap discs the same way whenever you want a new sky.
What power adapter does it need?
The maker specifies a 5V/2A USB adapter connected with the included Type-C cable. Use a wall charger with that rating rather than a low-power USB port.
Is it good for teaching kids the stars?
It's a hands-on way to start. Project a disc, name a constellation together, then look for it outside on the next clear night. Keep it on a stable surface with the cord tucked away.
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Free US shipping
Tracked delivery on every order, no minimum.
30-day returns
Not the right sky for your room? Send it back.
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Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and all major cards.
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