What color do the stars glow? I know that most glow in green, but for some reason, I really want stars that glow white... kind of like real stars....
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These are green but extremely faint. I'd recommend you to look at a different brand.
1155776
These stars glows in green color. Very tiny stars there are only 4 big ones I got, size of your index finger i believe and others are just bunch of craps... i suggest you look for a bigger one. Hope it helps.
1155777
They glow green. Protip: The packet comes with white putty. It's not enough for all of them, but when the stars glow, it will show the putty in the background.
874086
It's actually a dirty white color like most glow in the dark products...then after activated brightest color I have seen. Keep in mind the glow in the dark part is gritty like sand mixed with a binder to attach it to surface (binder does not glow)
734352
Yes, they should glow. I've used similar ones before, and all the glow-in-the-dark stuff tends to glow with a blacklight, which is nice, so they'll stay lit as long as you like. :)
343093
True white when not turned on, a yellow glow when "lit" makes them more cream colored when turned on. :-)
2257132
I tried stargazing the other night. Of course it brings the stars a little closer to you, but it's not a telescope or intended for that. It's still a alot of fun though You can still identify constellations and take a quick look at the night sky. They are great for hiking, walking, identifying birds in trees--or just seeing what's going on down at the corner!
2184660
Stars. It's cool but stars are little. Think little moons glow, too, but not the big planets.
288746
Only red, green, and blue lights. Its very pretty with my daughters red ladybug. I think the litle ones like the colored lights better because they can make it personal. They get to choose the color. The stars are different with each color. Its a very soft glow, I think if it had white lights, then it might shine too bright.
1686900
Is this a pure white product? thus far a lot these product have a grey tint to them. I am looking for a bright white product. Thanks!
1573917
No, the stars do not move. But you can change the colors. Red, Blue, and Green. :)
602909
Pretty much just the Moon. Planets and other stars do becoming brighter. (brighter dots) They're pretty decent for terrestrial viewing too. For a beginner just starting out.. They're totally worth it. You'll know if you'd like to continue with the whole "amateur astronomer" thing. =)
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Yes they are green. There really not stars more like dots. It's very cool! I bought this for my 6 year over a year ago never had 1 problem with it. I read all the other reviews as well this one had no reviews and I think I was the first to buy it. I'm not sure how to exchange emails but I could make a video of it. It's really cool I'd buy it again!!
1130826
No they are not glow in the dark. They are really cute and my 3year old loved them. I got these and a small pack of glow in the dark stars.
188352
nuclear chicken does glow only they green part tho.im going to try this at the beach in socal.
27329
Shades of green, not black and white, and not color. However, I don't see in black and white or in color in the dark either.It's pretty amazing how much you can see even when it is very dark.
325334
No. But there are multi colored ones. Saw then on Menards.com - search shooting star lights
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On my diffuser only the top glows and the bottom stays white. It changes colors. The green goes from Aqua to apple to a yellowish green. I have it in the kids room. Makes for a great night light...they love it!
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these are not exactly stars - they are green dotes and yes occasionally one of them imitates a shooting star