Top Toy Planetariums

Ages 8 and up. This isn't a planetarium prese, but it will project 25 amazing full-color 3-D images of planets, comets and other exciting space objects. This is a great toy for budding astronomers.

Bring the night sky indoors as a rotating star-dome projects images of Northern Hemisphere stars on the ceiling. Our new talking planetarium tells space stories and nebula narratives about the 24 images from the National Geographic archives found in the guidebook. It's a perfect way to get kids excited about astronomy and space exploration.

Here's another projector which I found to be great for those youngsters with a fascination of space.

View the night sky as it would appear anywhere in the world with this motorized indoor planetarium. As seen on the Today Show!Project 88 constellations; 12 celestial objects, including 8 planets, Pluto and its moon, CharonUses super bright bulbs to project over 600 starsSearchable database with over 600 star facts and mythsInteractive talking computer and backlit navigational screen.

When you can't visit a large planetarium in person, bring this small one home. This is a great introduction to the night sky.

Turn your room into a planetarium with hundreds of twinkling stars and constellations projected onto your walls and ceiling. Transforms any room into a 360-degree planetarium. Projects hundreds of realistic stars and constellations on the walls and ceiling. Accurate to season, month, day and hour. Provides fun astronomical facts while stargazing outside. Includes a built-in liquid-filled compass & glow light feature. Accurately positions all the celestial bodies in the sky.