Spinning Mars Globe

While the Red Planet is our closest neighbor in the solar system, our whopping 140 million–mile distance apart makes visiting it awfully difficult. Thankfully, you can experience Mars without a lander or rover by using this gradually rotating, floating globe. Created using illuminated NASA satellite photographs, the detailed replica captures the dusty orange and rust-colored crater-covered surface of the real thing without batteries or cords—it runs on solar power.

• Transparent outer shell crafted from premium acrylic remains stationary, showcasing the internal spinning Mars replica.
• Features multiple hidden solar cells powered by ambient natural or artificial light.
• Internal motors react with the Earth's magnetic field to keep the globe in perpetual motion.
• The planet can rotate atop its base or even while being held in your hand.
• Does not require batteries, charging, or power cords.
• Made in Taiwan.