Blast Off into Space 3D Viewer

A cosmic twist on a 19th century technology - which makes flat images appear three dimensional - use this clever stereoscopic viewer to see 30 illustrated space sights in colourful 3-D. From Mars, Nebulae and a Supernova; to the International Space Station, Laika the canine cosmonaut, and The Milky Way. Invented in 1838, the stereoscopic technology became a Victorian parlour entertainment to see the sights of the day. This modern version is easy to use and sturdily constructed in durable, thick card. Simply open the viewer, place one of the viewing cards at the back of the box and look through the built-in lenses to gain an immersive experience of space. Each stereoscopic image card is printed on the back with facts, statistics and intriguing information to enlarge your understanding as well as enjoying the space sights. The fold-out instruction sheet also includes instructions for two memory games to test your knowledge of the cards. The viewer folds into a compact box and will fascinate all ages with out of this world views.

Printed card, built-in lenses made from recycled plastic
30 double-sided space sight and fact cards
Viewer when open: 12.5 x 17.5 x 6.5cm
18 x 6.5 x 6.5cm closed
Incudes instructions
FSC accredited paper
Age 3+