100+ Mind-blowing Space Gifts That Are Truly Out Of This World

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.

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.

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.

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.

Heat up the cold expanse of space and whaddya get? An incredible view of the night sky, that's what. This brilliant heat-activated constellation mug only needs a boost from a hot cuppa joe to glow like the night sky.

Enjoy moon yoga on a different level with a yoga mat that's printed with the moon phases. From waxing to waning, sliver to full and new, this deep black mat showcases the moon at its finest. It's non-skid for safety, extra thick for comfort, and well, it's really pretty, too!

Use your down time to get to know the various constellations in the sky with help from This Book Is A Planetarium. This educational pop-up book comes with everything from a perpetual calendar and message decoder to a planetarium that projects the constellations.

Gain a new appreciation for our marvelous planet as you spend your workday entranced by the Earth spinning globe. This 4.5″ diameter globe displays a detailed and realistic image of our hospitable blue planet as it endlessly rotates on its base.

Give your favorite whiskey an out-of-this-world twist by keeping it chilled with a moon ice ball. The mold is made from food-safe silicone, measures 2.5″ x 2.2″ x 2.2″, and will make an excellent gift for whiskey drinkers and space geeks alike.

Get the answers to mind-bending questions about our universe by reading “Astrophysics For People In A Hurry”. Famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson guides you though provoking topics like the nature of space and time, and how we fit into the universe.

Improve your visibility during those all night study sessions by lighting your work space with this USB astronaut light. The tiny astronaut comes tethered to a flexible cord you can move around to point the light in any direction and create the illusion he’s floating.

You could post another shmeh fuzzy moon shot you took with your phone or you could see the moon in all its glory with your real eyes through this Celestron SkyMaster binoculars. They're ideal for low light stargazing and have a 70mm objective lens for finding focus easier at night.

This is not a puzzle of the candy bar, but you might want to have one handy when you start putting it together. With 1000 pieces and a design that's challenging, you'll want to take a snack in the middle of putting it together.

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.

There was a time when all we had to figure out what stars were in the sky were spinning charts that looked just like this. Get back to basics and use this spinning constellation chart to see the stars, learn about them, and get better at identifying them without help.

Help novice astronomers more easily locate stars and constellations in the night sky with Stellarscope. This useful and geeky astronomy tool will help find both stars and constellations based on the current season – in both the southern and northern hemispheres.

Send your sun and stars a galactic reminder of how special they are to you with a night sky postcard that's as beautiful as the constellations reflected in their eyes. Inside the box are 50 postcards bearing images of NASA imagery and ephemera that are sure to enchant and space lover.

The first thing you're going to be asked upon presenting this gem of a gag gift to your buddy is, "are you serious?" It's up to you to maintain the facade for as long as you can, it makes giving the gift that much more fun.