Sega Homestar Matataki Home Planetarium Star Projector User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Sega
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Sega Homestar Matataki Home Planetarium Star Projector
Product Description
Twinkling stars for your home
Matataki is the first Sega Homestar Planetarium which lets the stars twinkle softly while projecting an authentic heaven view into your room. This creates a 3D image effect while projecting the stars at the same time. Matataki has built-in speakers with natural sounds from the sea and the mountains. Enjoy a perfect and romantic vision of the night sky. Fall asleep under twinkling stars with the timer on. While following the original Sega Homestar Planet design the Matataki has its own fresh appearance.
Technology that lets you dream
Imagine you can watch the night sky with all its stars and beauty while you
are sitting at home on your couch. Sega Toys Homestar high-definition
planetariums make this…
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Compatible Discs
Bring earth back to your home! The compatible discs make your Homestar Original project Earth, Moon, and Andromeda onto your ceiling.
Package List
- Sega Homestar Matataki Planetarium Star Projector
- Two star discs (northern hemisphere, northern hemisphere for use with effect plate)
- Effect plate
- USB cable & wall plug
- Manual
- Box
Packaging including projector: 7.5′ x 7.5′ x 9′, 3 lb 11 oz
Specifications
- 60000+ high-definition stars
- 10000+ twinkling stars
- Adopted lenses to enable twinkle with 3-watt white LED
- Projection surface: ceiling, wall, or other flat surfaces
- Projection distance: 150 cm to 230 cm / 59 in to 90 in (adjustable focus)
- Projection area: a circle with a diameter of approximately 270 cm / 106 in
- Projector dimension: 16 cm × 16 cm × 15 cm, 550 g / 6.3 in × 6.3 in × 5.9 in, 1.21 lbs
- Plug: USB
- Age recommendation: 6 years and up
- Two-year warranty
Features
- 10000 twinkling stars or 60 000 solid stars
- Ultra-bright white LED with the power of 3-watt
- Speaker and natural sounds for deep sleep
- Shooting star
- USB cable enabling wall plug or power bank operation
- Projecting diameter of 270 cm / 106 in
- Exchangeable projection disc
- Original Japanese gift box
- Blue or white color
Why stars twinkle
While out star gazing these at times will appear to be twinkling. Movements of the atmosphere air (turbulence) slightly deflect the light beam on its way to the stargazer’s eye. It then looks as if stars were twinkling or flickering.
While twinkling can be perceived as romantic, astronomers and scientists actually aim to get an undistorted, untainted view of the celestial objects. Installing ground telescopes in a high location reduces distortions (twinkling). But only space telescopes really solve the problem. These are placed outside the earth’s atmosphere at around 500+km. Webb & Hubble are well-known examples of space telescopes but actually more than 70 have been placed in space since 1970 by NASA and ESA alone. 26 of these remain active today.
How Matataki twinkles
Twinkling is made possible by adding a second disc, the effect plate, under a special star disc. Next, you turn on the diurnal* motion (rotation) function. After starting the projection your eyes and mind will relax and focus. After a short time, you will see the realistic twinkling effect as if you are watching the stars in the universe from planet Earth. This effect gives the projection more depth (3D).
Diurnal motion is the daily motion of stars and other celestial bodies across the sky.
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FAQ’s
What is the Sega Homestar Matataki Home Planetarium?
The Sega Homestar Matataki is a home planetarium star projector that brings the beauty of the night sky into your living space.
What kind of celestial projections does it offer?
The Homestar Matataki projects a stunning display of stars, constellations, and galaxies on your ceiling and walls.
Is it suitable for both kids and adults?
Absolutely, the projector is enjoyed by all ages and can create a soothing and mesmerizing ambiance.
How many projection modes does it have?
The Homestar Matataki features multiple projection modes, allowing you to choose different starry scenes.
Can you adjust the projection brightness?
Yes, the projector typically comes with adjustable brightness settings to suit your preferences.
Does it include a timer function?
Yes, some versions of the projector offer a timer function to automatically turn off after a set duration.
Can you customize the projection colors?
While the projector primarily offers natural starlight colors, some models might have color variation options.
Is the projection area adjustable?
You can typically adjust the focus and projection distance of the Homestar Matataki for the best display.
Does it come with a remote control?
Yes, the projector often includes a remote control for easy adjustment of settings.
What power source does it require?
The Homestar Matataki is usually powered through a standard electrical outlet or batteries, depending on the model.
Can you use it as a nightlight?
Yes, the soft and calming starry projection makes it an excellent choice as a nightlight for bedrooms.
Is there a variety of available projection discs?
Some versions of the projector might offer additional discs with different celestial scenes for variety.
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