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Bring the night sky indoors with Starry Starry Night glow-in-the-dark shapes. Apply the lightweight shapes to a wall or ceiling, expose them to light, and watch them glow after the room gets dark. Available in three space-themed assortments, the sets can include stars, moons, planets, and other celestial shapes for creating your own nighttime display. Easy and fun to arrange, they are a popular way for young stargazers to transform a bedroom into their own miniature universe.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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