This extraordinary lamp levitates above the base using an electromagnet and the moon lamp is powered by magnetic induction. A replica of Earth's moon 3D printed in intricate detail levitates above the base as the electromagnetic forces create a magical floating effect.

This type of 3d moon lamp is not only a beautiful night light, but also a fashionable and beautiful ornament for the family parties, bars, cafés and wedding ceremony events. Advanced 3D print technology is used to provide the perfect moon surface image.

The light in the moon lamp is powered by magnetic induction. The same electromagnetic force that causes the moon lamp to levitate above the base lights the moon. There are no batteries in the moon lamp itself. As long as the moon lamp is floating in the magnetic suspension, the lamp will be lit.

This lamp is made of non-toxic, odorless and environmentally friendly PLA material.

Simon Morris Simon Morris, the art scientist has invented a revolutionary wireless light bulb that levitates, innovative and high-design for home decor.

It's perfectly safe for children too. As it is powered by low heat LEDs the Levitating Moon Lamp never gets hot. It is made out of a strong and durable material that has been thoroughly tried and tested which means it is never dangerous to handle.

By using the right colors and brightness levels, mood lights can help to create a calming and soothing environment that can promote relaxation and reduce stress. In addition, using mood lights in your home can help to enhance your focus and concentration, making them ideal for use in workspaces and study areas.

Happy lamps, happy lights, therapy lights - whatever the name - they all do the same thing! These fixtures provide light therapy (phototherapy), by mimicking the natural sunlight without emitting harmful UV rays. Phototherapy is known to alter your brain's chemistry to improve your overall mood and quality of sleep.

A floating moon lamp brings an actual moon's serenity in our homes that we all adore from far away. Not only does it calm our anxious minds, but it also makes a great decor centerpiece.

Instead, the use of cooler, though not entirely white, light can create the same effect as moonlight. To create artificial moonlight, landscape lighting designers use bulbs that shine at about 4100K. This allows the eye to perceive colors in much the same way that it might under true moonlight.

Lamps were constructed from jade, bronze, ceramic, wood, stone, and other materials.

Lamps usually have a base made of ceramic, metal, glass, or plastic, which secures the lamp in the socket of a light fixture, which is often called a "lamp" as well. The electrical connection to the socket may be made with a screw-thread base, two metal pins, two metal caps or a bayonet mount.

The light bulb was invented for the purpose of giving off light. It was designed to produce a more consistent, longer-lasting, higher quality light than that produced by oil or gas lamps (which were the standard means of lighting before electric light).

The lamp was invented at least as early as 70,000 bce. Originally it consisted of a hollowed-out rock filled with moss or some other absorbent material that was soaked with animal fat and ignited. In the Mediterranean area and the Middle East, the earliest lamp had a shell shape.

We like to keep it simple! The Moon Lamp won't work while charging, however once fully charged you will be able to enjoy the beautiful soft creamy glow for up to 8 hours!

Light surrounds us from multiple sources, including streetlamps, televisions, and the blue light emitted from our electronic devices, like cellphones, computers, and tablets. Sleeping with any lights on is considered detrimental to getting a good night's rest.