Imagine yourself immersed in a Universe of realistic outer space. Although you may never be able to travel to the cosmos in our life time it is quite possible to bring the stunning scenery of deep space right into your own home. This Galactic generator is the same quality planetary experience you would expect to find at a museum or planetarium exhibition, except is is right in your own bedroom, living room or where ever, when ever. Experience the night sky like never before! This is not a stand still or rotation light projector rather an actual 3 dimensional galactic generator that produces thousands of stars and ever morphing gaseous clouds. Its must be seen to believed, it is absolutely stunning.
As you should well know here at BeWild we are constantly striving to find tools for you, our loyal customers, to aid in your quest for World Domination. But we also want to encourage you to come up with schemes to conquer the entire Universe (and any parallel universes you might stumble across while conquering this one). And to properly conquer the known Universe, you'll need a a nice reliable star map. The Laser Stars Projector is not that map, but it sure does seem like one. And the second most important thing a Universe conqueror might do besides conquering Universes is seeming to conquer Universes. Keeps you buttered up for the real thing. Ok, carrying on then...
When you turn off your lights and turn this unit on - trust us - you will be bamboozled with star rapture. That's the only way we can describe it. Everybody who has seen the Laser Stars Projector in action at the Bewild headquarters has at least one 'Oh My Gosh, that's Frakking brilliant!' moment.
But BeWild, what IS the Laser Stars Projector really?
It's a unit about 10inches tall that projects a combination of green laser stars and blue (slightly ultraviolet-ish blue) clouds onto your ceiling, walls, pets, etc. Both the clouds and the stars are constantly moving and morphing, just like a proper Universe should. And there are literally thousands of green laser stars to look at. There are two ways you can adjust your Laser Stars Projector, first you can pivot the projector itself 180 degrees horizontally around the base so that you can control *where* it is projecting in your room. It can literally fill up an entire ceiling and portions of several walls at once. And the other thing you can adjust is the intensity of the blue gaseous clouds, from zero to full intensity.
BeWild, I'm a techie. How does it really work?
The Laser Stars Projector utilizes a state of the art Diode Pumped, Solid State (DPSS) green laser combined with custom developed multiphase diffractive holographic optics, super luminous diodes and precision motors to produce the laser stars effect. The coherent light produced by the DPSS laser passes through a passive diffractive holographic optical element, which in turn passes through a circular periodicity electromechanical wheel, which is driven by a precision motor to create the soothing motion of the star field. So there.
Hurry, get one before your friends do. Then plug it in, turn it on, and tune out...
Features:
Uses Green Laser and Holographic technology
2 built-in precision glass lenses
2 Built-In Precision Glass Lenses Transforms the Largest or Smallest Rooms into Your Own Personal Animated Universe Creates Thousands of Stars with or without Cloud Formations
Ac Adapter Included (US Only - 120V)
Unit Dimensions: 10" tall x 9" wide x 7" deep
FABULOUS FOR A ROMANTIC EVENING!
FOR DJ'S OR PARTIES TO SET THE MOOD!
SAME QUALITY LASER SHOW AS PROJECTORS IN THE $600 PRICE RANGE
NO LIGHTS TO BURN OUT. LASER POWERED!!
NOT A TOY, This is an Experience You Will Never Forget
Please note: It's difficult to portray what the Laser Stars Projector projects here in images because it works best in the dark. The images tend to mute the green stars and exaggerate the blue clouds a bit. But we've tried our best without completely fake photoshopping the image like you might see elsewhere. Also, this unit DOES NOT project actual constellations or stars, it's an entirely random display of projected stars. Also, dark matter is NOT included, sorry about that!
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