Celestial Buddies Jupiter
Meet Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system and the undisputed King of the Planets. So massive that it outweighs all other planets combined by two and a half times, Jupiter is named after the Roman King of the Gods and sits fifth from the Sun as the first of the gas giants. Its distinctive striped exterior is the result of rapid rotation generating high-velocity winds that form dynamic horizontal bands of cloud, and its most iconic feature, the Great Red Spot, is a hurricane-like storm almost as large as the Earth itself.
While the planets closer to the Sun have zero, one, or two moons, Jupiter has at least 79, though only four of them — first discovered by the astronomer Galileo in 1610 — can be seen with a small telescope. The Celestial Buddies Jupiter plush is a soft and huggable way to bring the solar system to life, making it a wonderful gift for budding astronomers and space enthusiasts of all ages.
Specifications
- Seated height: approximately 7 inches
- Material: polyester fibre
- Handmade in China
- Suitable for ages 0+
- Care: spot clean with mild detergent and cold water, or machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Dry on low heat in a pillowcase.
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