Have you ever noticed how at nights the stars in the sky seem to rotate? However, they are not really moving. They appear to move because the Earth is rotating on its axis. Just like the Sun appears to move during the daytime, the stars appear to move at night. However, planets do not stay in exactly the same place in the sky--they also go around the Sun, hence why they move the same way our Moon does, except much more slowly. View and learn more about the amazing universe around us with the Space Theater Planetarium activity set!This light-up planetarium displays the different stars on your ceiling via a star dome and features 6 interchangeable masks. A cool adapter ring not only holds the star dome and masks in place, but helps the user set the dates and times to correctly show the location of the constellations. Battery power (via 2 "C" batteries) makes this portable and ready to take with you almost anywhere.The set also includes a 32-page science manual with activities and step-by-step instructions, making it a perfect educational toy for teaching astronomy in a fun way in the classroom setting. With a night vision saver, 2 halogen bulbs and an audio CD with scientific facts and stories about stars, this is a great planetarium for a Christmas gift. Also can be used as a homeschooling scientific educational resource to teach astronomy.

Includes:

• Planetarium
• 6 interchangeable constellation masks
• 32-page instruction manual
• Audio CD
• 2 halogen bulbs
• 1 Night Vision Saver

Note: Requires 2 "C" batteries. Batteries not included. Colors and styles may vary.

Warning: Choking hazard due to small parts. Not for children under 3 years old.

Box Size: 9.00in (22.86cm) x 9.50in (24.13cm) x 5.75in (14.61cm)

Recommended for ages 8 and older.

Weight: 1 lb 10 oz ( 0.74 kg )

  WARNING

CHOKING HAZARD Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.