Solar System Mobile

The amazing Solar System Mobile is exactly the thing we love here at FMAG but it makes us wish we were back at school again. That and getting free milk at school... They don't do that anymore you say? Unbelievable...

This is a super sweet Remote Controlled Solar System Mobile with Motorized Planets and a Light-up Sun! It's an Orbiting Solar System right in your room! Why not explore the wonders the solar system has to offer right in the safety of your own room. Just look up at your ceiling and watch as all nine planets orbit around the light-up sun. Listen as the audio CD takes you on a fascinating tour of our solar system. Use the included light-pointer to locate each planet and make comets and meteors streak through the night sky.

Yep, that's right, with this incredible 74 cm diameter Solar System Mobile you can explore the wonders of the universe from the comfort of your own bedroom! This Remote Controlled, motorised mobile has nine planets that actually orbit the sun. The sun also lights up and casts its glow on the detailed coloured planets.

The included Audio CD contains a fascinating tour of the solar system. The CD also includes fascinating facts about each planet. The remote control also doubles up as a light pointer which you can use to locate each planet and to make comets and meteors streak through the night sky.

All About The Solar System Mobile

Each set includes 9 full colour planets, a remote control with built-in light pointer and comet maker, glow-in-the-dark star stickers and the 15 minute audio CD. The mobile can be fitted very simply to a ceiling using the enclosed hardware, and as it is battery operated so there’s no need to worry about connecting to the mains!

Requires Batteries (Mobile - 3 x C + Remote Control - 2 x AAA).

Includes 1 x Mobile with nine planets, 1 x Fascinating facts CD, 1 x Remote control and 1 x Packet of glow in the dark star stickers. Suitable for ages 6+ (some adult assistance recommended).

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Solar System Mobile