Celestial Buddies Earth, Sun, Moon & Stars collection

Celestial Buddies is an original line of plush characters each personifying a celestial body occupying our heavens. These playful planetary pals are not only cute and huggable, they are also educational, teaching children of all ages about the wonders of our cosmic neighbors. Each cosmic buddy comes with a hang tag outlining all the fun & facsinating facts about each plush. This set includes the 4 most known celestial bodies - the Earth,Sun, Moon & Stars. Earthy is the most famous toy in the universe! It joined the SpaceX Crew Dragon and launched to the International Space Station as a "super hi-tech zero gravity indicator."" The astronauts loved me so much that it stayed on board for over 500 days! Seated toy height approx 6”. Sun Buddy, the center of the solar system, is an impressively large Yellow Dwarf star to cuddle. It has long yellow, orange, and red hair that represents its solar flares. All its energy is produced in my core and is emitted as visible light, which reaches the Earth 8 minutes later! Seated toy height is approx 9”.Moon Buddy is a cute grey celestial companion. Little Earth and I are besties! I am the Earth’s only natural satellite, held in orbit by a mutual attraction to Earth’s gravity. My craters are represented by spots on my surface. I’m excited for NASA’s Team Artemis to visit me again by 2024! Seated toy height is approx 5”. Polaris Ab & B are the the two little stars that orbit the yellow supergiant Polaris! We can be found in the constellation Ursa Minor (a/k/a Little Bear or Little Dipper). We're fuzzy buddies with long soft blue hair. Seated toy height approx. 3.5"" (Polaris Ab), 4"" (Polaris B). This collection of buddies will expand interest in space, astronomy & science.

About Celestial Buddies: Celestial Buddies is an original line of plush characters each personifying a celestial body occupying our heavens. These playful planetary pals are not only cute and huggable, they are also educational, teaching children of all ages about the wonders of our cosmic neighbors