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Homestar Aurora Home Planetarium
$130 USD / approximately %s
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Get the peace and recupperation you need after a stressful day at the office. The Homestar Aurora is Sega Toys' relaxation model in their bestselling Homestar home planetarium series, featuring THREE extraordinary projections to match your mood: Sunset, Stars (10,000!) and the titular Aurora, all produced and supervised by planetarium genius Takayuki Ohira.
Its built-in speakers give out healing music created by sleep therapist Miho Mihashi and the projection angle can be easily adjusted by swivelling the dome. Available in white or black, this unobtrusive device will fit into any home setting and, when switched on, will immediately transform your room into a sleep-inducing paradise of peaceful dreams.
The Homestar Aurora features:
Color: white or black
3 kinds of music (by sleep therapist Miho Mihashi)
3 projections: Sunset, Star, Aurora
Projects approximately 10,000 stars
Power: AA batteries x 4
Battery life: 3-4 consecutive hours
Projection size: maximum 180cm circle (5.9")
Size: 150 x 150 x 155mm (5.9 x 5.9 x 6.1")
Weight: 350g (12.3 oz)
Manual: Japanese
Please allow three weeks for shipping.
Shipping Information
- Estimated Arrival 6/10 - 6/17
Rigolo
I agree about the trees
I bought it, sucks crap.
shame about the freaky white trees at the edges of the image!
agree 100% WyrrdRush. why did they have to mess it up!
it looks better IRL
fake
Cooool !
I've always wanted my own planetarium