Reviews
I love the glasses, and I like it for one of my kids, but they're so weak.
A six-year-old is interested in space, and he's just picking it up.
The children can't actually go, but a book on the Smart Bear <3D Space Survey may be able to enjoy the sensation of a realistic space trip. As soon as we see the book, our children are wearing 3D glasses and passing it over! I felt like I was really being sucked into a book when it was so big. The solar system, the center of the solar system and the sun, the core of the sun. And you can see it in three-dimensional glasses, and it was really nice to read it simply because each chapter has a
3D Space Survey. The first thing I liked was the 3d glasses, and I didn't worry about the fact that the kid was wearing himself and playing naked, and the story wasn't really about life, but the content could be enjoyed by elementary school students, and it was so good to see the planet. It's so useful, and it's really a space bag, as well as the content of the planets as well, that I think it'll be nice to have a space-spot.
It was nice to have 3D glasses on it! I want to be the size of a book, but if you think about it with 3D, it's the right size! I can just swing my hand and see if the planets and the spaceships are too interesting, and I can see them with my glasses, and then I can look at them, and it's very busy, and there's a brief explanation that makes it so good for my young friends! I've been writing my 3D glasses, handing over my entire bookcase, and then going back to the beginning of the storm
Six-year-old boy who started to be interested in space, that's a lot of fun. It's a lot more interesting than a normal book.
I loved the way the kid cheered at the front of the book, and he was recently in the science office, and started to look at the sun and moon planets, and there were many details about the big features of the planets, along with the descriptions of the spacecraft and the probes, and I read them all the time, and it was fascinating. I'm excited and happy to see the wonderful planets that are in front of me, and I'll be one of my favorites!
Book Welcome: 3D Space Exploration
What do the vast universe's solar system planets look like? Let's go with the probe to see the planets of the solar system, from the nearest Sun to the nearest Mercury to Venus, to the thick band of Saturn, to northern Neptune. The 3D Space Survey is a 3D live experience book that can be seen vividly in the various solar system planets and probes in mysterious, vast space, with three-dimensional glasses on it. We can experience as if we were looking at the first manned probe to the moon, Apollo 11, the great eye of Jupiter, and the mariner 10, heading toward Mercury. The experience is very simple. With the 3D 3D glasses that are provided with appendix, we're ready. Put on glasses and open your bookcase so that you have a red lens in your left eye, blue lens in the right eye. And if you find a distance that is focused and that's in focus, it's as if you could see a shuttle heading toward space, and a great distance of nature, and Neptune, and so on. Look at the planets and the crew and the wonders of the probe, and appreciate the wonders and the background of space probes in every country of the world. Meet the vast solar system planets and probes with the big bookboard of the 3D Space Survey and the immersive screen, while learning about the various things about space science and taking advantage of the time.
Korean title: 3D 우주탐사
Korean author: 책마중
Korean publisher: 스마트베어
ISBN-13: 9788930262293
Reviews
I love the glasses, and I like it for one of my kids, but they're so weak.
A six-year-old is interested in space, and he's just picking it up.
The children can't actually go, but a book on the Smart Bear <3D Space Survey may be able to enjoy the sensation of a realistic space trip. As soon as we see the book, our children are wearing 3D glasses and passing it over! I felt like I was really being sucked into a book when it was so big. The solar system, the center of the solar system and the sun, the core of the sun. And you can see it in three-dimensional glasses, and it was really nice to read it simply because each chapter has a
3D Space Survey. The first thing I liked was the 3d glasses, and I didn't worry about the fact that the kid was wearing himself and playing naked, and the story wasn't really about life, but the content could be enjoyed by elementary school students, and it was so good to see the planet. It's so useful, and it's really a space bag, as well as the content of the planets as well, that I think it'll be nice to have a space-spot.
It was nice to have 3D glasses on it! I want to be the size of a book, but if you think about it with 3D, it's the right size! I can just swing my hand and see if the planets and the spaceships are too interesting, and I can see them with my glasses, and then I can look at them, and it's very busy, and there's a brief explanation that makes it so good for my young friends! I've been writing my 3D glasses, handing over my entire bookcase, and then going back to the beginning of the storm
Six-year-old boy who started to be interested in space, that's a lot of fun. It's a lot more interesting than a normal book.
I loved the way the kid cheered at the front of the book, and he was recently in the science office, and started to look at the sun and moon planets, and there were many details about the big features of the planets, along with the descriptions of the spacecraft and the probes, and I read them all the time, and it was fascinating. I'm excited and happy to see the wonderful planets that are in front of me, and I'll be one of my favorites!
