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National Geographic Kids' Planetarium
$39.95
Was:  $42
National Geographic Kids' Planetarium for $39.95

This planetarium turns your living room and computer into an astronomy lab. Observe and learn about stars, planets and constellations in the comfort of your own home. Includes multi-function night lamp. Exciting and educational astronomy CD Rom program included. Transform your computer into a personal planetarium. Requires six (6) AAA batteries (not included). Ages 8 and up.
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