Discovery Space and Planetarium Projector 1423000801

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Product guide

Discovery Space and Planetarium Projector 1423000801

The Discovery Space and Planetarium Projector 1423000801 offers two projection modes for children: rotating stars and manually advanced space-image slides. Its best results are described in a dark room, with the stationary projector held close to the viewing surface.

At a glance

The moving mode uses two layered translucent domes that rotate slowly to project moving stars.
The stationary side works with four slide discs, each holding eight images. The reel is rotated manually to advance slides.
The articulated stand allows the projector angle to be adjusted.
The listing recommends a dark room for viewing, and holding the projector close to the surface for slide projections.

Price

$33.69Save 16%

Reference price: ~~$39.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two distinct projection styles give children a choice between moving stars and manually selected space images.
The 32 slides are organized across four discs, providing multiple images to explore.
An adjustable stand helps direct the projection toward a wall or other surface.

Cons

Customer feedback reports that both projection sides can appear dim, which may limit visibility even in the intended dark-room setting.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	THREE SIXTY GROUP
Model	1423000801

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	34.3 x 28.6 x 12.7 centimetres

Projection and slides
Projection modes	Stationary and moving
Slide count	32 slides
Slide arrangement	4 discs of 8 slides each

Use and power
Recommended age	6 - 15 years
Battery type	Alkaline
Operation mode	Manual
Recommended setting	Indoor

Materials and appearance
Material	Plastic
Colour	Multicolor

What to know before buying

Use in a dark room for best results. For stationary slides, hold the projector close to the viewing surface. The inserted disc protrudes slightly, as noted in the listing. The product details state that it has no warranty.

What’s in the box

Planetarium projectorCheck selected pack
32 slidesCheck selected pack
1080Included

Check which accessories are included in your selected pack before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Children within the stated 6–15-year recommended age range who enjoy space-themed imagery.
Families looking for a simple indoor projection activity with both rotating stars and slide images.

Less suited to

Buyers prioritizing bright projections or clear visibility in a lit room.
Anyone seeking an astronomy instrument for observing the real night sky. This is a toy projector.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 96 ratings

5 stars65%65%
4 stars17%17%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars4%4%
1 star9%9%

Customer feedback finds the toy appealing and suitable for young children, but reports that both sides can look dim and need to be brighter. Opinions on quality, reliability and value are mixed. That visibility concern matters for a product intended to project images, even though the listing recommends dark-room use. Aggregate ratings lean positive overall, but do not establish why individual customers rated it as they did.

Positive themes

Customers describe the toy as appealing and suitable for young children.

Negative themes

Customers report that both projection sides appear dim and need more brightness.

Mixed feedback

Customer opinions on quality, reliability and value for money are mixed.

Frequently asked questions

What projection modes does it have?

The projector has a moving-star mode with rotating translucent domes and a stationary mode for viewing images from the slide discs.

How do the slides work?

Use the stationary side, insert a disc and manually turn its reel to advance through the images. The listing says each of four discs contains eight slides.

Does it need a dark room?

The listing recommends a dark room for best viewing. It also recommends holding the projector close to the surface for stationary slide images. Customer feedback raises concerns about dimness.

What is included?

The feature listing says the set contains one planetarium and 32 slides. The structured included-components detail separately shows “1080,” which does not clarify what that item represents. Check the selected listing before purchase.