Cool Plasma Ball : Lift-off into the Light
Characteristics of the Plasma Rocket Lamp
- Material: Glass and ABS
- Beam colors: Pink
- Dimensions: Height: 36.5 cm / Width: 9 cm
- Style : Magic Plasma Lamp
- Power supply: Socket with EU adapter
- Scientific gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
What shape is the Cool Plasma Ball?
It is shaped like a rocket, with a plasma sphere that gives pink beams of light.
How tall is it?
It stands 36.5 cm high and 9 cm wide, so it is a tall, slim piece.
How is it powered?
It runs from a mains socket and the listing mentions an EU adapter, so check that the plug suits your socket before use.
How does a plasma ball work?
Electricity excites the gas inside the glass and creates glowing streamers. Touching the glass gives the current an easier path, so the beams gather towards your fingers.
Lab protocol What we guarantee with this order Carefully packed to arrive in one piece.
The Plasma Lamp, a scientific and magical decoration
Looking for a fascinating, retro-futuristic and magical scientific object? The lamp, or more often the plasma lamp, will amaze you with its lightning-like formation of electric beams when your hand touches the glass. So don't hesitate any longer and get your Plasma ball for a magical moment and a unique interior decoration.
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Nina Okafor –
Bought this for my 8-year-old who is rocket mad and she hasn’t left it alone since the postie dropped it off. She keeps turning the lights off and putting her hand on the glass to make the purple streaks chase her fingers. I had to explain that the gas inside gets energised by the electrical field, and now she’s telling everyone at school about it. Brilliant little thing, and the rocket shape suits her room perfectly.
colin davies –
Does exactly what it says. Looks cracking in a dark room. Only reason it’s not five is the plug lead being a bit short, so I had to move my side table.
Margaret Entwistle –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His little face lit up as much as the lamp did. Lovely gift.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this rocket plasma ball for my grandson Oliver, who’s seven and completely space mad. His eyes lit up the second we switched it off at the main light and he’s barely let go of it since, chuffed to bits he was. It’s pride of place on his bedside table now and the postie even got a demonstration.
Daniel Whitcombe –
Spot on. Put your hand on the glass and the purple streaks of light gather beneath your fingertips, which is brilliant.