Hasta La Gadget!

There is nothing quite like a clear night sky for one to look up to, seeing all of the stars coming out to dance across the pitch black canopy. Twice a month (more or less in that manner), the full moon would come out to play, where it would illuminate the entire landscape with its soft and shimmering light which lends an air of romance to it all. However, we mortals have no control over the weather, but what happens when you have something like the €22.49 Remote Control Illuminated Moon to give you some semblance of supernatural power?

The Remote Control Illuminated Moon comes across as an authentically detailed model of the moon by Brainstorm, where it has been specially designed to hang easily on your wall in the same vein as that of a picture. This particularly realistic moonscape would be able to shine moonlight just like the real deal, where the remote control is able to automatically scroll through the dozen illuminated lunar phases, or you can opt to use the manual function to set your own moon phase. A quartet of AA batteries will power this faux moon. I wonder if this will help lycanthropes turn on their own…
[ Remote Control Illuminated Moon ensures no clouds will spoil your night copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

I am quite sure that many parents would have gone through this particular phase before – where their little ones have been clamoring for a puppy, and when the doe-eyed kids finally got their wish, it would be the parents who would have to do all the cleaning up and training of said puppy, while the kids just feed and play with it without a care in the world. Now, something bionic is definitely different from the actual, living, breathing organism, but there are times in life when a compromise can be reached, and I believe that the £59.99 Teksta puppy is one of those moments.

The Teksta comes across as an adorable life-like robotic puppy which is capable of responding to your voice, physical gestures, lights and sounds. Don’t you think that it sounds pretty much like one of those Aibos from Sony a long, long time ago? Specially engineered to include state-of-the-art artificial intelligence, Tekstas’ toyetic interaction offers many emotions – barking, crying, whimpering, and expressive eye patterns, allowing you to know just how it feels. In fact, when the sun goes down, Teksta will fall asleep, but will be more than happy to greet you upon sunrise. It has more than 100 physical and interactive play features, ensuring you would not get bored of it – too soon, at least.
[ Teksta puppy delivers all the cuteness minus the mess copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

I know that when it comes to the world of science fiction, things work differently where the laws of physics are concerned. Still, something as large as the Death Star in the Star Wars trilogy (the original one before Jar Jar Binks was introduced to the dismay of the universe) would not have passed the safety design school and laws of today, considering how one could leave a crucial weakness of the structure exposed to the flight path of a photon torpedo, let alone the version after that allowing enough leeway for a starfighter to fly through to its core and detonating it. Well, we are not talking about engineering structures today, but rather, would want to give you an opportunity to learn more about space thanks to the £24.99 Star Wars Death Star Planetarium.

With the Star Wars Death Star Planetarium, you will be able to turn a darkened room into a Star Wars galaxy, where this 2-in-1 tabletop Death Star will open up to reveal a planetary projector which lights up and displays either the Star Wars galaxy with planet names should you want your imagination to run wild, or to have it project Earth’s night sky. Switching between the two is a cinch, while the included cover ensures that your room returns to normal as it fits over the top of the planetarium. The Star Wars Death Star Planetarium is not powered by a core reactor, but rather, just a trio of AA batteries are required, and it will not have the destructive power to obliterate planets, so fret not. I wonder if the erased Kamino system is displayed or not…

[ Star Wars Death Star Planetarium copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]