Holiday Gift Ideas, Part 1!
by adminIts getting near that time of year, so time to start thinking about nifty and fun gifts for the scientists types in your family! Consider these gifts for the not only the science oriented, but also for folks who like a cool gift! Let’s start of with something BIG:
The next best thing to being in space is to have a Starship Earth display! This 16″ museum-quality acrylic piece is a wonder to behold. It accurately displays the stars in the sky, the rotation of the Earth, the position of the Moon, and the horizon as you set it! This is a wonderful piece to complement your home or office: $575
This little, bright, colorful bit of geology makes a wonderful gift for all kinds of folks. You get a unique 5-6″ Selenite spar, along with an illuminating, multi-color LED mirror base that is used to light up the spar. $14.95.
Levitron Anti-Gravity Space Mission Assortment
A great gift idea! Give a friend multiple celestial globes to work with! You can float the included globes in midair with the computer controlled magnetic stand. But instead of one lonely globe, you get three! Choose the Earth, the Moon, or Mars! $99.95
Orion Savannah 8×32 Waterproof Binoculars
The Orion Savannah Binocular line produces incredible images for the price, often beating out binoculars at 3-4 times its price. The 8×32 is clean and compact, without sacrificing any image quality or sharpness. It has great eye relief for eyeglass wearers and its 5 ft. close focus lets you get right ‘on top’ of the action. $329.95
Digital Altimeter with Compass
Know someone who is an outdoors type? Likes to climb or hike? This Digital Altimeter would make a great gift! It works and wears like a watch, but also keeps track of how high above sea level you are, includes a digital compass, stopwatch, forecast, temperature, and more. Includes and instructional DVD so you can get the most out of your watch! $99.95
Stay tuned for Part 2 of Holiday Gift Ideas for even more great products!
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