Some people are too preoccupied with what's already happening on Earth, while others are looking to the sky and appreciating how vast it can be. The stars and everything in space can be quite interesting after all. Here are a couple of gift ideas for people who fancy astronomy.
1. Celestron Astro FI 102mm Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope
The Celestron Astro FI 102mm is a fully-featured telescope you can control using your smartphone or tablet, which can be done using its app. This makes for more convenient stargazing since the app has features that can assist you.
With the 102mm telescope, you'll be able to view various celestial objects. That includes the craters of the Moon, the rings of Saturn, the Great Red Spot on Jupiter, the Orion Nebula, and more star clusters than you can think of.
2. Hookupz Smartphone Adapter
It's not easy to align a smartphone's camera to the eyepiece of a telescope. Luckily, someone decided to create a device that gets rid of that struggle. The smartphone adapter can be attached to any optical device and is compatible with most phones.
It can be used on binoculars, microscopes, and telescopes. It has a self-centering clamp as well as release grips to make sure that your phone stays in place, as mentioned in T3. This device will allow you to take spectacular close-ups of objects in space.
3. Sky Lite Laser Star Projector
Sky Lite brings the skies into your room. It projects green stars on a background of a blue nebula cloud. Which can be used for parties, gaming rooms, meditation spaces, bedrooms, or anything at all.
It has a direct diode laser, precision glass optics, as well as holographic technologies that make for a unique outer-space experience. The device has aurora effects that can shift the atmosphere of the room from dull to relaxing.
4. Magnetic Levitating Moon Lamp
If you know someone who is fascinated by anything that has to do with the Moon, then this is the gift. The Magnetic Levitating Moon Lamp is the perfect bedside light source for them. It can easily be turned on or off using the touch control base.
It can also change in color from white to warm yellow. It floats 24/7 using cutting-edge levitating technology. You won't have to worry about charging it since it has wireless charging technology, so it will charge even if it's still hovering, according to Avada.
5. Monocular Telescope
When you want to hike to a higher place to see the stars without all the light pollution, it would be a hassle to carry a big telescope. That's why a small monocular telescope would come in handy when you plan to do just that.
It has a magnification of up to 16 times and a 52mm object lens diameter. This allows you to see a clear and bright image using just one hand. It's not limited to stargazing, of course. You can use it in concerts, bird watching, traveling, and more.
6. 3D Optical Illusion Space Shuttle Nightlight
This lamp is no more than a thin glass acrylic sheet, but once you turn it on, it'll appear as if you have a three-dimensional holographic projection of a space shuttle. The colors can be changed and it fits right into any space-themed room or any dark room you want to fill with LEDs.
7. Astronaut LED Laptop Light
Give this little Astronaut USB light to a friend to make sure they have enough light to work even in the dark. The lamp can easily be turned on by plugging it into a USB port and flipping the astronaut's mask up, as suggested by Popular Mechanics.
