Educational Supplies and Learning

Light-Up Space Planetarium

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$10.64 $14.99 In stock

Category: Educational Toys

Build, explore, and illuminate the universe with this Light-Up Space Planetarium! This hands-on kit transforms into a mini night sky planetarium, projector—all in one engaging STEM experience. Ages 3+.

• Encourages interest in astronomy, space science, and engineering concepts
• Projects a mini night sky to spark curiosity about stars and constellations
• Functions as a planetarium, projector, and night light in one compact design
• Supports STEM learning through hands-on building and exploration
• Great for space units, science centers, STEM Camp and at-home discovery

A fun, interactive way to bring the wonders of space into any learning environment.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Kevin A. ★★★★★

We’ve had this for a week and it’s already become part of our bedtime routine—the projector mode is surprisingly sharp for a kids’ toy, and the fact that it switches from building play to a glowing night sky keeps my four-year-old engaged way longer than I expected. Assembly took a few tries, but th

Elizabeth S. ★★★★★

My three-year-old is absolutely mesmerized by the planetarium mode—we turn off the lights and she points at the stars on the ceiling every single night. The projector is so easy for her to switch on herself, and it’s genuinely made her interested in space.