Mystery Planet Australia

12/04/2024

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-12/gilmour-space-prepares-to-launch-australian-first-eris-rocket/103695162

It's taken the Gilmour brothers nearly 10 years to build and design a locally made orbital rocket. Space enthusiasts are set to flock to north Queensland to see it lift off.

30/12/2023

Mystery Planet Coomera is now closed, we are working on the website so keep your eyes peeled and subscribe for the release of new products in the new year!! Again we thank you for your support and will miss seeing our regular customers at the coomera store.

13/11/2023

Drizzle Bear packs get yours in store at Mystery Planet

25/10/2023

New in store!! Freeze dried Lollies!

Experience the sweet and satisfying crunch of our new range freeze-dried candy. These classic treats have been taken to a whole new level through a revolutionary freeze-drying process, originally developed for NASA's Apollo missions.

Super Crispy:
Freeze-dried candy undergoes a magical transformation, expanding to double or even triple their original size during the freeze-drying process. The result? A super crispy and lightweight treat that's truly unique.

Super Dried:
With over 99% of the water content removed from these delectable candies, you can count on them staying crunchy for years to come.

Super Tasty:
The absence of moisture allows for an intense concentration of the delightful flavor, making every bite an indulgent experience.

The Freeze Drying Process:
Ever wondered, "How is freeze-dried candy made?" The freeze-drying process begins by subjecting the candies to frigid temperatures as low as -40 degrees. They are then placed in a vacuum chamber, where the magic happens. Under reduced pressure, the water content within the candies sublimates, transforming into v***r. This process is repeated up to 100 times, resulting in the removal of more than 99% of the water. All this is done right here in Australia.

Indulge in the science and flavor behind extraordinary freeze-dried Skittles candy. With roots in space exploration, we've brought this technology down to Earth to create a treat that's out of this world.

14/10/2023

We are sad to announce that Mystery Planet will be closing its store at Westfield Coomera, but don't worry you can still purchase your favourite products online at www.mysteryplanet.com.au

We are having a closing down sale in store with up to 50% off on everything, excluding telescopes. This is your chance to grab some great bargains on toys, science kits, and gifts for all ages just in time for Christmas!!!

Gift cards purchased instore will be reedemable online.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for the support they have shown to Mystery Planet over the years.

Mystery Planet offers a wide range of telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, metal detectors, robotics, coding, virtual reality, science experiments, biology, anatomy, chemistry, STEAM educational toys, sensory toys, fidget toys, space toys, globes, lava lamps, night lamps, star projectors, puzzles, games, card games, spiritual, magic, nature, gardening, plush teddy bears and lots of other cool quirky unique gifts, there's something for everyone & any occasion.

30/08/2023

Tonight and tomorrow night, a rare 'blue' supermoon will rise over Australian skies.🌕

Get your telescopes and binoculars out!

The most impressive time to see it is as it first rises.

Here's a quick rundown to fill you in with the basics about tonight's celestial show.

What is a supermoon?
Our moon doesn't orbit Earth in a perfect circle, so there are times when it is closer and times when it's further away.

"Supermoon" isn't a technical term, it's just a nickname for when there's a full moon at the same time as when it's closest to Earth.
Tonight's moon will look about seven per cent bigger than a normal full moon.

The moon wont actually look blue the term blue moon is just a figure of speech. It's used to describe the second full moon that falls within a calender month.

Because the moon takes about 29.5 days to orbit the Earth and most months are 30 or 31 days long, we usually only get one full moon per month.

NASA says blue moons usually only happen about once every two-and-a-half years.

Supermoons are a little more common — we generally get three or four of those each year.

When is the next supermoon?
September 29.

That'll be the last supermoon of the year.

22/08/2023

Fathers Day next Sunday 3rd September!

10/08/2023

Science week starts this saturday find an event at https://www.scienceweek.net.au/ or purchase some fun science experiments from Mystery Planet to do at home!

08/08/2023

This Candle smells divine, after 100hours of burn time you get a beautiful amethyst crystal hiding inside. Attract positive energy into your life with this Crystal Candle.

Know someone in the need of a bit of self-love? This set of 100 cards features exercises, affirmations and guidance on how to build self-confidence and live a happier, self-accepting lifestyle.

In store at Mystery Planet

04/08/2023

This Pac-Man Game Keyring is the perfect way to take your favourite Arcade Game with you while on the go

Taking you down memory lane with original sounds and gameplay that makes the perfect Pac-Man Gift for any retro gamer.

Now in store.

30/07/2023

Now in store periodic table with real elements with a beautiful light up stand.