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Eclipse Shades
Our Price:
$1.99
With several eclipses on the horizon, there is no better time to prepare than now! The only way to safely view a solar eclipse is with these new and improved Eclipse safe solar glasses. Eclipse glasses are exclusively manufactured with 2 mil scratch resistant polymer (black/silver) lenses that filter out 100% of harmful ultra-violet and infrared rays and 99.999% of intense visible light. Our premium eclipse filters create the sharpest solar images with a natural orange color. With an optical density of 5 or greater, these ISO 12312-2 compliant and CE certified eclipse glasses are independently tested and safe for all phases of the eclipse.
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Meteorite Impact Kit - Introductory Set
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$16.00
One of three meteorite exploration sets. Included in this kit is an iron meteorite (Campo Del Cielo from Argentina), a polished piece chondrite (from Northwest Africa), an educational sheet about meteorites, a magnifying glass, and a neodymium magnet.
Solar System Model
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$99.99
See the solar system in action! The Solar System Simulator is a three-dimensional model of our sun and the nine planets. The calendar at the base allows the positioning of planets according to the date and shows the relative position between individual planets and the sun.
