Astronaut Galaxy Light Projector – Kids' Space Night Light
Astronaut Galaxy Light Projector – Kids' Space Night Light
A little white astronaut, with a guitar or a star, who puts a galaxy on your kid's ceiling at bedtime.
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- Remote control
- USB powered
- LED light
- Guitar or star pose
- Free US shipping · arrives about Oct 15 – Oct 22
- 30-day returns · see how it works
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This astronaut galaxy light projector is a little white spaceman who fills a kid's ceiling with stars at bedtime. Pick the astronaut with a guitar or the one holding a star, plug it into USB power, and use the remote to switch on the sky.
Why you'll love it
- A night light kids want to turn on. Bedtime is an easier sell when a friendly astronaut is in charge of the stars.
- Two poses. Choose the guitar-playing astronaut or the one holding a star. Both come in white.
- Remote control. Parents can switch it on or off without crossing a floor full of toys in the dark.
- LED light, USB power. It uses LED light and runs from USB, so a spare phone charger will do the job.
- Space decor by day. Switched off, it's still a fun figure for the shelf in a space-themed bedroom.
Where it shines
Its best spot is a kid's bedroom or a space-themed playroom, set on a dresser or shelf where the stars can reach the ceiling. It makes a sweet birthday gift for a young astronaut-in-training and a fun addition to a sleepover, when everyone gets to lie back and look up.
Specifications
Specifications
| Styles | White astronaut with guitar, or with star |
|---|---|
| Light | LED galaxy and star projection |
| Power | USB |
| Control | Remote |
Shipping & delivery
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping on every order to the United States. Orders are processed within 1–3 business days and you'll receive a tracking link by email as soon as your parcel ships. The estimated delivery window is shown above the add-to-cart button.
Questions about an order? Email us any time and we'll look into it.
30-day returns
30-day returns
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return. Items should be unused and in their original packaging with all accessories. If anything arrives damaged, defective or incorrect, we'll replace or refund it at no cost to you.
Questions & answers
Questions & answers
How do I get it going?
Plug it into USB power, set it on a dresser or shelf facing the ceiling, and switch it on with the remote. A darker room makes the stars look sharper.
Is it a good fit for young kids?
It's made with kids' rooms in mind. Put it on a dresser or shelf rather than in the bed or crib, keep the USB cord out of reach, and store the remote where small hands can't open the battery cover.
Which pose should I choose?
It's purely a matter of taste. The guitar astronaut suits a music-loving kid, and the star-holding astronaut fits a classic space theme. Both are white.
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Tracked delivery on every order, no minimum.
30-day returns
Not the right sky for your room? Send it back.
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