A small seated astronaut that throws a drifting nebula across the ceiling. The head tilts and turns on a magnetic joint, so you can aim the projection at a wall, a ceiling or the whole corner of a room, and the remote changes mode without getting out of bed.
Specifications
8 lighting modes and 15 lighting combinations
Laser wavelength: 532 nanometers
360 degree rotatable head on a built-in magnetic joint
Two controls: a button on the back and the included remote
Three switches: nebula, on and off, and star
USB powered
Features
Separate star and nebula layers, run either alone or together
Silent, with no fan noise to sleep through
Short press on the back button turns it on, long press changes mode
Sits on a shelf or nightstand and aims wherever you point the head
Two styles
The two versions are the same lamp. The only difference is what the astronaut is holding, a rocket or an airplane.
