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Galaxy Star Projector With Multiple Modes: The combination of nebula and starlights can turn on alone or in combination(up to 17 mode choices), and the projection of nebula flow creates a relaxing atmosphere. The high-definition starry galaxy can be projected onto the wall and ceiling, You will feel like you are travelling in the galaxy like Astronauts
Manual Switch, Remote Controller & Timer: You have 2 ways to turon on Astronaut Light Projector: the back buttons & the remote control. The button on the back can only turn on the projector, Nebula & star switch, and long press to turn it off; The remote control can adjust colors, speed, and brightnesses of nebula & star, as well as timer switch(45 minute or 90 minute automatically turn off).
Unique and Flexible Pojecting Design: The head and body of the astronaut projection light are connected together by magnets, it is detachable. You can apply it with rotating the head or take it off the body and project starry and nebula anywhere as you like, providing a wonderful and dreamy environment for your baby room/bedroom/car/tent/living room/small home theater/game room/study room/, and so on
Best Night Light & Gift Idea: This astronaut star light projector is a pretty cool night light, good for kids sleeping, help them get to sleep faster; get this light to entertain your baby and it's so relaxing; perfect for your little ones' birthday and camp themed party. As well as a great gift choice for holidays (Christmas, Valentine's Day, Children's Day, etc.) and birthdays
An Amazing Gift for KidsIf you're not sure what to get your family or friends as a gift, this space projector is ideal for the holidays (Christmas, Valentine's Day, birthdays, etc.). Whether you're a kid who loves stars and planetariums or an who just wants to relax, who wouldn't want to have this adorable astronaut galaxy light? And who wouldn't want to fall asleep under a starry sky?