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You get to this page for two reasons: you love astronomy, and you dreamed of becoming an astronaut as a kid. Whichever the case may be, the levitating moon lamp catches your fancy.
You may have let go of your dream of reaching the moon. Your love of astronomy, however, lives on.
This levitating table lamp is the closest you will get to that moon that you so love. It has no wires or any strings attached.
Are you on the loop of the latest NASA mission? We’re guessing you are and by now you know that astronauts are training for a possible moon landing possibly by 2024.
As you await at the edge of your seat, this levitating table lamp can keep you company. After all, it is an actual 3D printed representation of the moon’s surface.
Wondering where they based the design from? No other than NASA’s very own topographic map of the moon.
Once you get your hand on this levitating moon lamp, you can feel the craters, the contours, and valleys. With how it was mapped accordingly, you might as well be looking through the most advanced telescope there is.
So, how do you make it float? This product from Zizoro is designed with inductive power transfer technology that can be controlled by your touch.
Yes, you’re imagining it right. You can make it float just like how you usually see it in most of the fantasy movies. Yes, it is some sort of magic.
But, of course, there is always a trick. For this floating table lamp, the method is the wireless magnetic levitation technology.
Away with the technical stuff now. We think that this levitating moon lamp will be the most exciting gift for both adults and children.
Imagine it spinning and floating on the table. Oh, and did we mention that it emits a soft light with the combined colors you see when the moon rises and sets.
A lover of a cozy home will love this just the same. A kid will be jumping all over the moon over this.
| Sold by | Zizoro |
| Size | 5.9 inches |
| Weight | 2.35 pounds |
| Bulb Type | LED |
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