Astronaut Galaxy Star Projector Starry Night Light, Astronaut Light Projector with Nebula,Timer and Remote Control, Bedroom and Ceiling Projector, Gifts for Children and Adults

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Of course, you don't get the 'cute' astronaut figurine, but it might be more appropriate for an adult. The supplied remote control (which needs two AAA batteries, not included) can be used to operate the astronaut's features. You can adjust the brightness, turn the lasers on and off, and adjust the 'breathing' frequency of the lasers and nebula.

It's very easy to use, the lights are bright and customizable, the lasers will fill a small room, and the operation is quiet, all features that make for a good star projector.A touch of space magic for adventurous kids, this astronaut night light shines with a soothing warm white glow giving just enough light to reassure at night. You can switch the colors of the Nebula, change the speed of the Nebula's rotation and adjust the brightness of the lights.

With an easy on/off function, this astronaut not only lights up, but made with fluorescent pigment, the astronaut charges when lit to glow brightly in the dark when the night light is switched off!As with the models mentioned above, the 'stars' or 'nebulae' aren't at all scientific like they are in the Sega Toys Homestar Flux or the National Geographic Astro Planetarium, but are very bright and other-worldly and can be customized into various configurations and speeds. Measuring 15cm tall, this astronaut is just the right size for bedside tables, and can even be wall mounted to compliment space themes with a cosmic glow! Having reviewed many star projectors, it's clear that a large percentage of them use this same (or very similar) module, but vary how the module is packaged.

Also, the astronaut's moon base is detachable, and the arms can be moved and posed, making it a great accessory. It's certainly a conversation starter and would equally be at home in the background of a video gamer's room or a streamer/YouTuber etc. The head can't be lifted off with one hand, and it stays attached when you turn it upside down, making it feel strong and sturdy.While it is a novelty item, we were pleasantly surprised with the build quality, which is actually pretty good. The stand resembles the moon's surface with footprints, which is where the astronaut's feet slot into to keep the astronaut upright and stable. Tantse Walter is a photographer and adventurer that's spent seven years facilitating global adventurous expeditions. While it might appear childish at first — because it's such nice quality — a teen would love it and so would any space-loving adult.