Homestar Pro Extra Planetarium from Sega Toys space astronomy

[DAGSKingStevo]

Magic truffles / mushrooms?

[theillestkids]

could you imagine just listening to smooth jazz and looking at this thing . . . . id never wana leave

[nbcool78]

Is this the Homestar PRO (about $230) or the HomeStar EXTRA ( about $450) ???

[lovedisease]

hey i'm italian. where can i buy this model of planetarium online? thank you guys

[luv2bsinging1]

Could you tell me how many feet of the ceiling is covered and does it cover the walls? Thx.

[1bigrod2]

@luv2bsinging1 8 ft ceiling, only covers walls if room is small; normal bedroom it will not

[1bigrod2]

@1bigrod2 Japan trend shop $500 ish

[fntsydrgn]

This would be epic for a great home theater add on. or even just watching STAR wars

[hollywoodfrodo]

Hey - does this project stars all over or just like in a circle on the ceiling. Hmmm...not sure if that's clear - I guess I mean does it give a "dome" effect so that stars are maybe on the higher edges of the walls AND all over the ceiling or is it just like a circle of stars in the center of the ceiling (which would seem to make it feel more like you're looking at a star "movie" rather than looking at the stars). Thanks!

[1bigrod2]

@hollywoodfrodo It is projected in a oval on the ceiling, no dome effect. It rotates on 3 different speeds. Works great both of my sons use it.

[ML90071]

@1bigrod2 do you recommend it?

[1bigrod2]

@hollywoodfrodo it is more than a movie effect I would say, very effective milky way. I was impressed by how great it looks.

[1bigrod2]

@hollywoodfrodo it is more than a movie effect I would say, very effective milky way. I was impressed by how great it looks.

[1bigrod2]

@hollywoodfrodo it is a still picture that rotates and expands/ contracts

[1bigrod2]

This is from the ceiling in my family room, I use this nightly for my 3 year old to keep him in bed.

I remember seeing stars growing up also, but it was from the spankings from my cop father if I didn't go to bed.....oh have times have changed!