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This is the most advanced desktop planetarium available for home use. Designed by the renowned Takayuki Ohira (Google him if you like), who has been recognized by the Guiness Book of World Records as the builder of "the world's most advanced planetarium" for exhibitions and museums. It projects a realistic image of the heavens—over 10,000 stars—as they appear without light pollution. It can accept one of two high-resolution disks (one disk includes constellation drawings and the other displays the stars) that are illuminated by a bright LED built into the globe, and projected onto walls or ceilings by an optical-quality adjustable focus lens.

The planetarium has a whisper-quiet motor that slowly simulates the turning of the Earth by making the projected image move across a wall or ceiling. It can also randomly generate a simulated meteor that streaks across the ceiling. The projection angle can be adjusted to suit any room, and it has a timer that automatically turns off the unit after you fall asleep. Comes with 120-240 volt AC adapter. SW 10 lbs.