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FAO Schwarz Circuit Space Station Galactic Experiment Set

FAO Schwarz Circuit Space Station Galactic Experiment Set

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Learn about electric circuit Conduct 3 experiments Educational STEM Toy For ages 8+ Makes the perfect gift for holidays, birthdays, and more!

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FAO Schwarz Space Station Circuitry Experiment Set lets you build your own experiments that are powered with real electricity! Create these fun circuitry projects with 3 push-button modules, including a launching rocket, particle an, and Spinning Antennae. Conduct unique experiments that teach the different principles and nuances of electrical engineering and circuitry design. Easy-to-use modules and clear instructions will keep the fun and excitement coming. Perfect as a STEM toy, the circuitry experiment building set puts real science to work in a fun way. Kinetic action and real circuits teach real-life electricity principles and encourage deeper learning. Learn how to engineer your own experiments and the different things electricity can do.

Customer reviews

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22 reviews

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  • Finesse360Feb 11, 2024

    Space electronics!I bought a couple of these to give out as Birthday and Christmas gifts! My 7yr old was able to put nearly the entire thing together by himself. He loved trying the different options and figuring out how to get the ball to float. It was a fun learning experience that they made look like a mini space station!

  • MammaChangarooNov 26, 2023

    Great in theory.I had super high expectations for this item. My daughter is a space kid and was super excited to play with this. The circuits were pretty good, but a little finicky.

  • ChuaOct 15, 2023

    fao circuit spaceMy son likes it, he was amaze with the floating ball, everything is functioning well, you have to supply your own batteries.

  • MommyDOct 8, 2023

    BoringThe rocket doesn't go far. Actually, it just pops out. Everything else...mediocre.

  • MikejrDec 30, 2022

    Hours of fun[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gave this to my pre-teen daughter for Christmas. She broke into it rather quickly and was engrossed for hours. Finding anything educational to hold a child’s attention gets my thumbs up. Instructions are clear and fun for the kids to follow.

  • RobinDec 29, 2022

    Fun educational toySuch a great activity together with your kid(s). Easy to follow instructions and fun output! Awesome learning opportunity on how a power circuit works for both kids as well as parents.

  • AshleyDec 26, 2022

    Poor rocket launch, but great STEM toy overallThis is a fantastic project toy. The only thing we were disappointed about is that the rocket barely launches. In the video, it shows the rocket launching a decent distance which would be pretty exciting, but the rocket launch is nothing like the video.

  • WendyKNov 29, 2022

    Great activity with continued play[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter is 9 and really enjoyed this. She needed some help to get started but after she got a few circuits together she was rolling on her own. She has been rearranging the designs and set up now for weeks and is still playing with this. She also has expressed an interest in more STEM toys since receiving this.

  • JudyNov 17, 2022

    Perfect![This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a perfect gift for our boy. He loves space and his dream is to be a space explorer. He had fun putting this together and he enjoys playing with it. We had fun talking about space and all the far away worlds. Seems good quality and definitely educational! With the upcoming Christmas, this is the perfect gift!

  • breezinby87Nov 15, 2022

    Hours of Fun[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was an absolute joy putting together with my kids. This STEM project not only is a "blast" to play with but teaches real electrical circuitry in a fun way. You can mix and match the switches for multiple solutions.