$39.95 from Celestial Products - "The Stars Above..." or any greeting (Wedding, Birth Day, First Met, etc.) on a custom map of the heavens for the event date, time, and location. Map shows bright stars, moon, and planets actually in the sky at that moment.

$24.95 from The Discovery Channel Store - Turn your room into a planetarium with hundreds of twinkling stars and constellations projected onto your walls and ceiling. Help unlock the mysteries of the night sky, and develop a life-long appreciation of the universe.

$12.95 from BasBleu.com - Take this handy gismo outside with you on a clear night (you'll probably need a flashlight, too), and use it as a personalized map to the solar system above you.

$579.99 from OpticsPlanet.com - Gift package includes a Bushnell Northstar 788850 5" telescope, and a Meade Autostar suite with Lunar Imager 04520. Makes star and sky observation more versatile and enjoyable for any astronomy enthusiast.

$399.00 from OpticsPlanet.com - Celestron Nexstar 114 SLT Newtonian Reflector Telescopes 31143 has over twice the light-gathering power of celestron nex-star 80mm telescope.

$24.98 from The Discovery Channel Store - This kit includes everything you need to fully appreciate the wonders of the stars above. Includes a Night Sky Through Your Telescope Book, Star Finder Guidebook and a Star Chart Map & Adjustable Planisphere.

$19.95 from Celestial Products - Using the brightest stars as guideposts the narrator gives easy-to-follow instructions to finding the major stars and formations. Highlights include fascinating tales behind the constellation names. 2 cassettes 2 CDs set.

$241.00 from JewelBasket.com - 14kt. Yellow Gold Sun Moon and Stars Anklet or Bracelet. Anklets are adjustable 9 to 10 inches long.

$99.99 from The Discovery Channel Store - Dr. Sagan guides us to the farthest reaches of space and takes us back into the history of scientific inquiry, from the ancient library of Alexandria to the NASA probes of our neighboring planets.

$299.00 from The Discovery Channel Store - Observe the feather structure of an eagle from 50 yards or study the rings of Saturn from a distance of 800 million miles. Then focus beyond the solar system to the universe of remote galaxies and ancient star clusters.