55 Stellar Astronomy Gifts That Space Nerds Will Absolutely Be Obsessed WIth

Unleash the majesty of the cosmos inside your humble abode by turning on this star night lights projector. It comes with a handy remote that allows you to conveniently switch between six different films that include the constellations, a meteor, and the galaxy.

If you’ve ever wondered what outer space smelled like, the space candle was made for you! This 16 oz. 100% soy wax candle’s unique scent attempts to reproduce what space smells like based on first hand accounts from the astronauts who’ve been there.

Fill playtime with out-of-this-world fun for your kiddo with this galaxy sludge slime. Each plastic cup comes filled with a visually striking marbled slime that makes an excellent sensory toy for kids ages five and up.

What better way to serve your out-of-this-world chips and dip than on the moon bowl! The 14″ bowl is decorated with a realistic image of the moon’s surface and is great for entertaining or everyday use. One small step for man, one giant leap for serving bowls.

Behold the Mars Dust Globe – the classic snow globe with an out-of-this-world twist. The clear glass globe displays an adult and child astronaut standing on the surface of the Red Planet, both of whom get covered by a hypnotizing sand storm when you shake it.

Marvel at the majesty of our cosmos by placing this galaxy in a crystal ball on your desktop. This 2.4″ diameter laser engraved crystal sphere depicts a spiral galaxy as seen from a great distance, making this a great accent piece for any science geek.

Make bath time go from ordinary to out of this world by sinking this galaxy bath bomb into lukewarm water. Shaped like the planet Saturn, the bath bomb features an intoxicating blackcurrant candy scent and is made using real popping candies to enhance the fizz.

Astronauts are used to carrying a heavy load and this tiny figurine is happy to take a little weight off your shoulders by lending you his backpack. It's got just enough room to prop up your phone and has a space for you to slip your charging cord into.

For those of us who have never been (and that's most of us) the idea of going to space has been a source of wonder and awe for decades. What's It Like in Space clears up answers about what space travel is like as answered by real astronauts.

For expert-level Lego creators, the LEGO Saturn V Rocket presents an extreme(ly fun) challenge. The build is over 36" tall when completely assembled and captures the designs and schematics of the real rocket in stunning detail.

Eat dessert astronaut style with a package of freeze-dried astronaut ice cream. There are dozens of flavors to choose from, including cookies and cream chocolate, Neopolitan, and more. You'll even find an ice cream sandwich. The best part, this ice cream only melts in your mouth.

Kids that dig space will have a ball setting up a planetarium that they can enjoy in their room. This DIY Solar planetarium set has kid-friendly instructions to empower them to build it on their own. They'll learn about space, STEM, and build their self-confidence as they complete the mobile.

Is there life on Mars? Certainly seems to be with this planter on the table. The adorable scene is made all the more interesting with an LED light in its base that makes light cascade in fun patterns after being shined into the water. It’s great for propagation or for smaller greenery.

With a 70mm objective lens and two high-quality eyepieces, the Celestron is the ideal telescope for looking at the stars. The telescope has a lightweight frame and packs up easily in a backpack so you can take it on the road and see what the stars look like from all corners of your city.

The 3rd millennium has risen and it's up to you and your fellow players to create routes of trade and gather resources. This space-faring version of Settlers is great for newbies, it's easy to understand and no two games will ever be alike so you can play and play again for endless fun.

There's not room in your suitcase for a whole telescope when you travel so bring the next best thing, a pair of astronomer's binoculars. With a a linear field of view up to 1000 yards, diopter adjustment for fine focusing, and 70mm objective lens, this pair is ideal for astronomers and birdwatchers alike.

Explore new worlds and enjoy a colorful adventure with a 1000-piece puzzle depicting an array of planets, galaxies, nebulae, and more. The stunning puzzle measures 27"x20" and due to its complex design, guarantees almost a full day of fun.

Make your own planets and occupy your brain with mesmerizing colors with a stress ball that puts the cosmos in your hands. Give this rheoscopic ball a shake and watch as the multicolored fluid inside makes a dazzling pattern beneath the planet's surface.