Discover Your Favorite Star Projector!
Ready to bring the Universe into your bedroom?
Welcome to Star Projector, where you’ll find the very latest in ways to bring the planets and stars into your own room. Whether to help a child sleep peacefully, or teach a budding astronomer about the cosmos, we’ve got you covered.
There is something relaxing about the stars in the sky; we’ve been staring at them for thousands of years, from all different angles, and apparently we’ve never gotten tired of the endless variety of the constellations and plants as they revolve around us.
With modern technology, we can bring these starfields into a child’s bedroom in soothing, peaceful twinkling lights; or you may discover that a full-blown planetarium effect with laser lights is just the ticket to stimulate the imagination of the youthful stargazer in your family.
Look at these great ways to project stars onto your ceiling!
Laser Star Projector – Want to transform your room into your own private, star-filled cosmos? Perhaps the coolest laser star show you can see without a Hubble Telescope, the Laser Star Projector creates thousands of stars using a powerful green laser (don’t look directly into the laser). Unique shifting laser nebula cloud effect will keep you entranced for hours as your ceiling is covered with randomly patterned stars. Both children and adults alike seem to rave about this: “Best laser star show I have ever seen!”
The powerful 3D-like effect is truly breathtaking.
Take a sneak peak at how this laser star projector will look on YOUR ceiling!
Night Sky Projector – Uncle Milton takes an entirely different approach to showering your ceiling with stars with their Star Theater Pro. This night sky projector works best from on the floor, and does not use lasers to project the stars on your ceiling. A rotating optical-quality globe showcases varied starfields on your ceiling, and there is a separate disc you can insert to show the Earth, Moon, and Sun. While it is not quite a true “planetarium” (because it doesn’t depict real constellations,) it is awe-inspiring in its own way. The 30-60 minute auto shut-off feature also makes the Star Theater Pro a great way to go to sleep “watching the stars” for younger and older kids alike.
Constellation Projector - We all know the restful quality gazing at the stars can have. For little ones who struggle with going to sleep, having the stars projected on their own bedroom ceiling can have a magical, soothing effect that helps ease them into restful sleep. The Constellation Night Light Turtle (it also come in Sea Turtle and Ladybug models) may be your best friend when bedtime rolls around. It is a popular gift from grandparents, as they know that parents welcome the starry sanctuary that helps calm and comfort their child. The Twilight Turtle projects a starry night sky onto the ceiling, and you can choose blue, amber, or green light to create a tranquil sleepy-time environment (most children develop their own “favorite color”.) With eight constellations, an illustrated Star Guide, and a 45 minute auto shut-off timer, this plush and lovable projector may become your new best friend.
Home Planetarium – What is better than your own indoor planetarium? How about your own OUTDOOR planetarium? The Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium is a GPS-driven point-and-click device that instantly identifies over 6000 stars, planets, constellations, and more. Ideal for either a budding young astronomer, or adult hobbyist, it is like having your own personal astronomer in the palm of your hand.
If you’ve ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, “What IS that?” – Well, now you can have the answer! Point the SkyScout, click the button, and it will tell you exactly what the object is. And because it is GPS based, it doesn’t matter where you are on Earth, it instantly adjusts to your immediate visible night sky.
Although it is easy enough for a child to use, this is not a toy, but a serious learning tool. With educational audio and text information at your fingertips, SkyScout gives you a customized list of the 20 best celestial objects to view for any date or location. For the advanced astronomer, an SD card slot, USB connection, and ability to use the SkyScout field of view to drive a companion Celestron telescope makes the Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium a must-have device for anyone truly serious about the stars.