AstroMedia
A world premiere: the first ever fully functional cardboard orrery! It demonstrates the movements of Mercury, Venus, Earth and Moon around the Sun.
Kit for a classical armillary sphere, the standard instrument for observer-centred astronomy for over 2000 years.
This sundial actually shows the time in digits which are projected onto a tilting readout field.
Galileo is famous for being the first man to point a telescope at the night sky.
From the 17th century on magic lanterns made a huge impression on fair ground spectators.
This is a kit for a fully functional Newton reflecting telescope with Dobsonian mounting.
Rugged, intricately printed cardboard kit with two unbreakable, highly polished stainless steel mirrors.
Two lenses connected by a cardboard tube: it's that simple to build a telescope!
With this kit you can build a small telescope with 6x magnification.
This reconstruction of a 500 year old stardial shows the time with the help of the North Star and the Big Dipper.
Yes, with this cardboard kit you can actually build a working stirling engine
