Build-Your-Own Solar Satellite

A wooden satellite that spins its panels in sunlight. STEM, minus the screen.

$12.99Free shipping over $45.00 · or $4.95

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Order todayNov 3

Ships byNov 9 · tracked

✓ Returns through Jan 25, 2027
✓ Tracking number by email when it ships
✓ No prices in the box
✓ Order by November 26 for Christmas

What you get

Wood + working solar panels
No batteries
Ages 8+

Shipping & returns

Ships from our overseas warehouse within 2–4 business days, duties included, tracked door to door. Order by November 26 for Christmas. Unused returns accepted through January 25, 2027. Details.

Why it's a stocking hit

A snap-together wooden satellite with real solar panels: put it in the sun and the panels turn. A short build for ages 8 and up.

Reviews from verified orders

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What buyers say about this product

Quoted from buyer reviews of this same product on the marketplaces where it was first sold. These are not LixFix orders and are not counted in our ratings above.

★★★★★From the original listing

No batteries, no screen

Gave to my 10-year-old. He learned something and had fun. As a parent that's a win.

Emily

★★★★★From the original listing

Teacher gift that worked

Gave it to my son's science teacher for her classroom. She said the kids fight over who gets to put it in the sun.

Chris

★★★★☆From the original listing

Actually got built

So many kits sit in the box. This one got built the same day. My daughter was proud of it.

Rosa

★★★★★From the original listing

For the "how does that work" kid

My nephew asks how everything works. This was the right gift. He was fascinated that sunlight makes it move.

Peter

★★★★★From the original listing

Built it with his dad

Gave to my grandson. He and his dad spent the afternoon building it. Now it spins in the window and he shows every visitor.

Linda