Quick Answer: The Deep Space Planetarium and Projector is a table top unit that projects rotating star or constellation patterns onto walls and ceilings, and swivels round to project 24 colour space photographs up to one metre wide.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Two planetarium domes: one for star patterns, one for constellations
Rotating patterns projected onto walls and ceiling
Slide projector with 3 interchangeable discs of 8 images each
Projects images up to one metre wide in a dark room
Own stand; main body rotates to switch between projector and planetarium
Lens head twists to focus the image
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Slide discs
3, interchangeable
Images
24 colour, 8 per disc
Projection width
Up to one metre
Planetarium domes
Star patterns and constellations
About This Product
For the planetarium, the black star or constellation dome is placed on the slots on the head of the unit and twisted gently to hold it, then the switch is set to the dome projector setting so the images rotate around a darkened room. Swivelling the unit brings the projector into use, showing photographs of spacecraft, astronauts, planets and nebulae; turning the slide discs changes the picture. An educational booklet gives information about each photograph.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How many images can the projector show? 24 colour images, held on 3 interchangeable slide discs with 8 images per disc.
Q2. How large is the projected image? Up to one metre wide in a dark room.
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