A celestial globe assembly includes a celestial body pointing pen. The celestial body pointing pen includes a light emitting mechanism. The celestial body pointing pen includes a reference marking at a bottom end. The celestial globe assembly includes a celestial globe. The celestial globe includes a spherical body. The spherical body has at least one star marking on a surface of the spherical body. The celestial globe assembly includes a celestial body recording cover. The celestial body recording cover is in semi-spherical shape. The celestial body recording cover is at least partially transparent such that a user can see through.

The present invention relates to a decorative article comprising a globe held on a meridian, wherein the meridian is provided with at least one first light outlet element, the first light outlet element being optically coupled to at least one first lamp.

The present invention relates to a decorative article comprising a globe held on a meridian, wherein the meridian is provided with at least one first light outlet element, the first light outlet element being optically coupled to at least one first lamp.

A celestial display comprises a board and a plurality of position indicators arranged thereon, including (i) a star position indicator, (ii) a planet position indicator representing a planet that orbits a star represented by the star position indicator, and (iii) a plurality of orbit position indicators arranged around the planet position indicator that each represent a phase of a moon that orbits the planet. The planet position indicator and the star position indicator are arranged along a bisector line of the board and offset from a rotation axis of the board in opposite directions. Rotational positions of the board are each associated with a respective time of day relative to the planet, and, for each rotational position of the board, each of the plurality of orbit position indicators indicates a respective position of the moon relative to an observer on the planet at the respective time of day.

A celestial display comprises a board and a plurality of position indicators arranged thereon, including (i) a star position indicator, (ii) a planet position indicator representing a planet that orbits a star represented by the star position indicator, and (iii) a plurality of orbit position indicators arranged around the planet position indicator that each represent a phase of a moon that orbits the planet. The planet position indicator and the star position indicator are arranged along a bisector line of the board and offset from a rotation axis of the board in opposite directions. Rotational positions of the board are each associated with a respective time of day relative to the planet, and, for each rotational position of the board, each of the plurality of orbit position indicators indicates a respective position of the moon relative to an observer on the planet at the respective time of day.

The present invention relates to a decorative article comprising a globe held on a meridian, wherein the meridian is provided with at least one first light outlet element, the first light outlet element being optically coupled to at least one first lamp.

The present invention relates to a decorative article comprising a globe held on a meridian, wherein the meridian is provided with at least one first light outlet element, the first light outlet element being optically coupled to at least one first lamp.