Suspended in the center of a glass cube is a 3D replication of the Milky Way Galaxy. This accurate model consists of almost 80,000 stars; all laser-etched using data plots from Japan's National Astronomical Observatory. The product is, at last, available for commercial release after a hurdle through government stipulations.
  Mankind's perception of the world has always been limited to the maps they've drawn. It was not until real photos were taken from an unmanned rocket in 1942 when we could finally realize the world as it is. Living World now maps out the Milky Way Galaxy through data that was acknowledged as one of the best currently available.
  Perhaps one day, we will be able to tour the galaxies and spectate through our very own eyes. But until that day comes, Living World offers this piece of celestial ornament to the households in hope to quench our curioisities beyond our solar system.

  The glass cube was laser-etched, so we tried to laser etch the package design as well! We started from a plain black box, and tried to etch the center image first. "Pish~ Pish - Pish - Pish," the laser is certainly burning the surface of the box. Puffs of smoke fill the work area and swiftly drains into a vacuum. As the fog of smoke lifts, it leaves a smell of ashes lingering in the air. Yes, the design is indeed etched onto the box -- Perfectly as intended.

Glass Cube: L 2.75" x W 2.75" x H 2.75"
Weight: 1.76 lb.
Accessory: Black Velvet Cloth
Data: 4D2U Project
Laser Marking:L-TEC Inc.