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Don
t let that smog-infested city air get you down. Enjoy the stars with this toy. It will simulate constellations indoors with the help of high-brightness LEDs. You can load in a variety of different plates that show different constellations and it uses batteries so it can be easily transported around. This is available for $239.
Segatoys HomeStar Planetarium [uncrate]
5:56 AM on Wed Feb 15 2006
By Travis Hudson
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