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Name a Star Gift Box
Watch our Name a Star Gift Box Video Give your loved one the gift of their very own star!Twinkle, twinkle little four million degree Fahrenheit ball of instellar gas, how I wonder what you are (named). Well, stop wondering and start naming! With the Name a Star Gift Box, the recipient will have all of the necessary material to bestow a name upon their very own star. Here's the breakdown of everything included in the Name a Star Gift Box:
Included Star Chart helps you find your twinkling nuclear reactorInside the Name a Star Gift Box is a "Star Details" sheet. It includes the specific location information about your star. Using this info and the included Star Chart, you can locate the position in the sky of your new star. So, with this kit, it's easy to buy a star, name a star, and find a star!
Name a Star Gift Box FAQQuestion: Seriously, can I name the star anything I want? For instance, can I name my star "Jonas Brothers Forever"? Answer: Yes, you can name your star anything you want. There are absolutely zero restrictions for the name. So, there's no one to stop you from naming a billion-year-old celestial body after a boy band. Question: So, how exactly does the Name a Star Gift Box work? Answer: Your purchase of the Name a Star Gift Box covers all registration charges for your recipient. So, upon receipt of their gift, they simply fill out the registration certificate which can either be done online or via the mail. Once their registration is confirmed, they will receive a confirmation certificate which proves inclusion in the Star Registry which is cataloged in the British Library. Question: Will scientists be required to use my star's name? Answer: No. We wouldn't expect someone with a PhD in Astrophysics to be required to call that billion-year-old celestial body, "I love Miley Cyrus". $34.95
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Q: Is it easy to locate your star? Q: Can my star be named twice? Q: My mom and dad think this is a scam,but is it really? please be honest, I'll get it anyway,because it is so cool! Q: After i pay, is there anything else ill have to pay for to register the star? Q: I don't want to buy this and only KNOW that I have a star..I want to be able to see it with my bare eyes. Is that possible? Q: Is Each star only given to one person. And was it named before? Q: Is there a possibility of multiple stars sharing the same name? Q: Can I specify a star in a constellation or a hemisphere? I live in the northern hemisphere and would not want to name a star I could not "see" from my location. Q: Is the star visible on the star chart that is included? Q: does anyone else have the same star assigned to you? Q: If I do not know much about astrology and coordinates, how hard will it be for me to locate my star and know I am looking and the right one? Q: what if your star is already taken Q: curious if I am able to register 2 non-specific farenheit balls of instellar gas next to each other or is it randomly picked for me? Q: I just order it I did not see where I can register it online I would like to do It before it is ship. Q: Will the star legally be named this, so in school my kids will learn about a star that i named? Q: Can I specify a minimum magnitude? My telescope cannot see stars dimmer than 9th magnitude. Q: When given as a gift will the person that receives the gift have to pay any other charges and what does the certificate look like and can it be framed Q: If I name a star with you can someone name the same star with another company, or do all of you keep track of the stars being named in one database. Q: To what degree of precision will the coordinates of my star be given? Will they be given to within sub-arc-second coordinates? If not, how will I know which star is the one I've had named? Excuse the shameless cross promotion...but you may also like these items:
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