Point it at a bare ceiling and the room changes character. Swap in one of the etched discs, set the angle, and stars, gas clouds and whole planets spread across the plaster. It runs off USB, so a desk, a shelf or a bedside table is all the setup it needs.

Most of the work happens in the optics and the discs. You get a stack of space scenes, a shut-off you can forget about, and a spread you tune by hand until it fits the room.
Both versions share the same controls, the same timer and the same soft ambient glow.

Keep it 3-4 meters from the surface you want to cover; closer and the image tightens, further and it softens. The thermoplastic shell stays cool through a long session and wipes clean with a dry cloth. Discs slide in and out from the front, so changing scenes takes a couple of seconds in the dark.






Set it up tonight and give the ceiling something to look at.
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