Orbiting Solar System STEM Kit for Intermediate Learners

Unleash the power of the cosmos with a flick of your wrist! Construct a captivating mechanical model of the solar system, featuring the sun and eight planets (also known as an orrery). Wind it up and witness the mesmerizing dance of the planets orbiting the sun. Assemble this intricate machine using snap-together plastic parts to uncover the inner workings of the gears and wind-up mechanism that drive the model's rotation.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant details of each planet, brought to life with colorful, realistic-looking printed graphics. Discover the secret behind the model's captivating motion: a special type of gear called a planetary gear, which simulates the hypnotic movements of the celestial bodies.

Dive deep into the wonders of the solar system, learning about the order of the planets, their relative sizes, their rates of revolution around the sun, and a wealth of fascinating planetary facts. Bonus: The kit includes a built-in expansion slot, allowing you to adapt the model should the enigmatic Planet Nine be discovered!

This comprehensive kit comes complete with full-color, step-by-step illustrated instructions, guiding you through the assembly process. Prepare to be amazed as you build a colorful, mechanical, and rotating model of our solar system, powered by a wind-up motor - no batteries required.

Explore the fundamental principles of gear mechanics and uncover the unique properties of the planetary gear, a crucial component that brings the model to life. This kit is perfect for science fair projects, providing an engaging way to learn about the planets' celestial orbits and a multitude of captivating planetary facts.

Whether you're a budding astronomer, a science enthusiast, or simply someone fascinated by the mysteries of the universe, this solar system model is sure to captivate and inspire. Immerse yourself in the wonder of the cosmos, and let your imagination soar as you set the planets in motion with a flick of your wrist.

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