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- Make every night a special one, by bringing the nighttime sky into your child’s room!
- Watch a rotating star pattern of the northern sky.
- Project high-definition space images alongside the stars: planets, nebulae, moons, asteroids, satellite, space station, astronaut, Space Shuttle and more! More than 50 different image combinations!
- 15-minute auto-shut-off lets kids fall asleep under a magical night sky.
- Includes STEM educational content.
- Requires 3 “AA” batteries (not included).
- Ages 8+
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Q: Does it shut off after a couple of hours? Can this be used as a night light?
A: The Planetarium Projector is designed to shut off after 15 minutes to save battery life.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 5 years agoBrand expertA: Unfortunately it turns off automatically after 10 minutes, which is beyond ridiculous.
submitted bySabrina - 6 years agoA: i completley agree sabrina its out rageous i say we band together and make them pay
submitted bycatlover1954 - 5 years ago
Q: Does this projector have a relatively accurate portrayal of the stars and does it show the constellations or is it just random stars?
A: No, no accuracy. No constellations. You can see an axis of symmetry where they tiled a pattern to make the stars.
submitted byLily - 4 years agoA: The stars are an accurate map of the northern sky. It does not show the lines connecting the stars to make the constellations.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: I have 2 disc that state on the case "for sega toys homestar Original, homestar Pro and FLUX & Classic" My question is does the Planetarium Projector play these discs?
A: yes L from florida i have the same question but be lover/cousin says it work with the discs.
submitted bycatlover1954 - 5 years agoA: The Smithsonian Planetarium only works with the three discs that come in the box. It is not compatible with DVDs and other game discs.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 5 years agoBrand expert
Q: The projector is making a click sound and has stopped the feature of rotation of stars. My son loved it. Is there a way we can fix it? Thanks
A: Please reach out to customer service at custserv@NSI-int.com, and they will be happy to help you. Please put "Target Review Follow Up" in the subject line, and let them know you published this review under DMom.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 4 days agoBrand expert
Q: Can the stand be removed once snapped in place?
A: Yes. You can simply remove it from the side arms by pulling them away from the base.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: theres no disks included in the projector
A: We're so sorry that there were no disks with your toy. Please reach out to our customer service team at custserv@NSI-int.com, and they will be happy to send them to you.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: Does the disc rotate on its own? Or is it done manually?
A: The disc is manual.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: We can't get the disc out of the slot on the top. Can someone please advise if there is a trick to it? Nothing about how to take it out in the instructions. seems to be stuck. thanks!!!
A: We're sorry you're having issues with your Planetarium Projector but we want to make things right. Please reach out to us at custserv@NSI-int.com, and we will be happy to help you. Please put "Target Review Follow Up" in the subject line.
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is this a good gift for a five yr. old girl? To learn about the planets?
A: In addition to projecting a rotating star pattern of the northern sky, the Planetarium Projector comes with three disks that feature 24 high-definition space images that you can project alongside the stars. These images include planets, nebulae, moons, asteroids and other celestial bodies, as well as a satellite, space station, astronaut, Space Shuttle and more. It also comes with some educational materials that describes what you are seeing. So it is a great introduction to the planets!
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: wrapped gift and forgot to check what size batteries it takes. can you help>\?
A: The Planetarium Projector requires 3 AA batteries (not included).
submitted byNSI Product Support Team - 4 years agoBrand expert