Discover the Night Sky

Since the beginning of human activity, our distant ancestors gazed at the stars, naming the brightest stars, and finding patterns that looked like animals, and telling stories about them.  As civilizations became more advanced observatories were built.  Temples and whole cities were built based on the alignment of astronomical objects and observations.  It enabled the earliest forms of calendars.  Want to see what they saw? And learn the stories of the stars and constellations?

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Or just stare up at the stars on a clear bright night and marvel at the beauty? 

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Now you can with over 2.2 million stars on your ceiling.  Not a bunch of random stickers, or a few in about the right locations, or paint splattered on the ceiling, but points of light in accurate position and brightness, some as small as a the width of a few hairs, to create a stunning and accurate map of the night sky.  Using two different types of glow in the dark pigments, the names and lines fades away, leaving stars that glow all night