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I got this 3D solar system model crystal ball for my son, and now his room looks like a tiny galaxy exploded in the best way. He’s been staring at it for hours, naming planets like a mini astronaut on a mission.Warning: May cause spontaneous space facts, sudden questions about black holes, and the urge to build a real spaceship (I’m still working on that one). Also, the crystal ball makes for a great nightlight, bonus points for glow-in-the-dark planets!If you want to give your kid a piece of the cosmos without leaving Earth, this model is a total win.

Nice model

My Son is 35 and I gave it to him for his Birthday. He has it on his office desk. He really likes it. Very heavy weight and awesome quality. I want one!!!

Nice clear, heavy weight orb. Glass orb it's a lot classier than its plastic competitors. It’s quite small, so pay attention to the size. The orb is separate from the base so you need to be careful when you move it. I gave it four stars because it doesn’t hold a charge for very long. I have it plugged in all the time and really enjoy it

My son is 17 and got this for a bday gift. He really enjoys it and has it next to his monitor. The only thing is it's susceptible to fingerprints, so I put them all over it just to bug him. It does come with it's own cloth to wipe it down.

Took my grandson to the space museum. Ordered this for him for a gift. It’s great quality and looks very nice. Can push for several colors. Can use as a night light if you wanted to. Really thought it was a great gift and would order again

The images greatly misrepresent it. It looks and feels very cheap and I actually laughed when I first turned it on. You can clearly see where the resin cuts the ball in half to hold the planets. Planets look like cheap plastic balls. I wouldn't even pay $5 for this.

For the reviews saying there's random black dots around the planets (like it's a defect), my son told me those represent the planet's moons....which I think is a neat detail. The globe is smaller than I anticipated but is made of heavy glass and looks high quality. The base lights the globe in a really cool way, and I like that it can use 3 AAA batteries instead of having a cord hang off the shelf (cord does come included if you wish to use that option). My science obsessed kid really loves this little globe, and has it next to his James Webb Telescope pictures. Would recommend!