A Little Bit About The City Lights Globe From ThinkGeek
Capture the beauty of lights from Earth at night
We are so jealous of astronauts. Listening to NASA folks describing what it's like to be up in space, experiencing zero gravity, eating astronaut ice cream, and seeing our planet from way on high... oh, we're green with envy. And looking at the City Lights Globe makes us wonder how the view of the Earth at night must change as we develop more and more of it.The City Lights Globe illuminates the cities of the world as they're seen from orbit. As it automatically rotates, the lights glow in the areas where night has fallen. Just place your City Lights Globe on its shiny mirrored base and it will do the rest. Just a warning, though, we put one on our desk and zoned out for at least an hour, daydreaming about being astronauts.
Product Specifications
•See the Earth's lights as they look from orbit at night
•When lights are off you can see the night time globe
•Automatically rotates using a special patented induction system
•Illuminates the cities where night has fallen as the world turns
•It takes about 30 seconds to do a full rotation
•Looks great on your desk or at home
•Globe Dimensions: 10" diameter
•Mirrored Base Dimensions: 5.5" diameter, 0.75" tall
Our Experience
Over the past few weeks, our family has been completely mesmerized by the City Lights Globe from ThinkGeek! This electronically rotating lighted globe sits on a mirrored base where it clearly displays varying time zones and day/night patterns with the gorgeous display of city lights as they appear from obrit. This globe gives us a small glimpse at the beauty that the Astronauts themselves experience! Prepare to be dazzled with this beautiful lighted display of our planet.
The City Lights Globe would make an amazing gift for just about anyone on your list this Holiday season!
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