Star gazing

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If you've ever looked up in the sky and wondered exactly what you were seeing, then the Night Sky Star Wheel is what you need! Designed specifically for beginners and stargazers living in light polluted areas, this ingenious star wheel shows only the brightest stars and minimizes distortion, making ...more

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Star Gazer original etching by thetimeisnow on Etsy

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"I bought one of this artist's etchings recently and it was so beautiful. The paper was lovely, the image... and not enormous. Another great artist to adorn your walls with."

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Celestial Globe

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"The Celestial Globe is a beautiful addition to your desk. Gaze at it and pretend it is the world that you and only you control. Turn off the lights and the photosensor turns on a brilliant blue, LED-lit map of the constellations complete with graphical representations and labels."

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Find the Constellations

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"This classic is just a clear, useful and kid-friendly now as it was then. An essential pick for any kid's library"

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MySky GPS Star Tracker

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"Prove to your kids that you are a sci-fi whiz, know where you are in the 'big picture' at all times ... with the click of a button. Very cool."

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Laser Cosmos

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"Looking for the coolest gift for that special person who LOVES the stars? Check out this completely amazing and coolest laser out there. Whether you're zoning out to music, throwing a party or just chilling, this stunning cosmic light show is like nothing I've ever seen before. Truly one of the most amazing light shows you will see anywhere."

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Celestron NexStar 60 SLT Telescope $Celestron NexStar 60 SLT Telescope : toys childrens space stars learning astronomy deep space hobby refracting telescope sky star gazing telescopes$

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"The Celestron® NexStar 60 SLT is a high-quality computerized telescope that features a 60mm refractor optical system (with a 700mm focal length) for viewing the best of what the sky has to offer. SkyAlign technology and a Star Pointer Finderscope with a red LED accurately locate terrestrial objects —also features a database of over 4,000 celestial objects such as stars, planets, moons and nebula..."

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Meade mySKY Personal Guide

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"For the person who finds themselves staring up at the stars, but doesn't want the hassel of a telescope, here's something for you. Take it out on a drive into the country, hop out of your car, and point it at the sky. This would be especially awesome for that weekend camping trip with the kids!"

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Meade RB-70 Refracting Telescope -- Discovery Channel Store -- 784645 $Meade RB-70 Refracting Telescope -- Discovery Channel Store -- 784645 : stars telescopes lightweight science astronomy discovery discovery channel store meade telescope planets refracting telescope sky sky gazer star gazing$

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"This is an excellent beginner's scope and the lightweight tripod allows for easy transport."

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Orion SkyQuest XT6 reflecting telescope

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"An ideal starter telescope for the amateur astronomer, the XT6 IntelliScope has a smooth action that makes it easy to point. For the beginner, this is a completely different experience from those little, white telescopes that you buy in department stores, so weak that you (and your child) are guaranteed to lose interest in the whole field. When this baby arrives in three big boxes and you start ..."

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Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium

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"Cool astronomy! Identify stars and constellations anywhere, anytime. Fun and educational at the same time."

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Digital Eyepiece for Telescope

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"My eyes would always start to hurt after squinting through a telescope for too long. This would be a terrific add on that would have me actually wanting to look through the telescope"