Brand new models of mova globe are now here. Black Star Map and Satellite View with Clouds are two, all new rotating globes that further enhance the already formidable line of mova globes that are available. The Black Star Map features silver star constellation’s on a black background. Though not an Earth “globe”, Globeview
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the Black Star Map is very attractive and offers a unique shape for oftentimes flat constellation maps. The Satellite View with Clouds is similar to mova’s original Natural Earth View, except that cloud cover and other weather patterns are visible, giving the sense that one is looking down on the planet from space. Both come with the standard clear acrylic, tri point base for display.

For those of you not familiar with mova globes, they are spinning globes that move without the aid of batteries or wires. They use only natural light and the earth’s magnetic field to rotate of their own accord. These solar rotating globes never need to be charged, and are not attached to their base. The globes actually consist of an inner sphere surrounded by an outer shell. The two spheres are separated by a clear, harmless liquid that allows the two to frictionlessly move around each other. The globe’s features on the inner sphere are magnified by the outer sphere, Globeview
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and offer a crystal clear image of the planet earth (or in the Star Map’s case, constellations!). These rotating globes need not be placed in direct sunlight, but can be set anywhere in a room where they can receive light, as from a lightbulb or even a candle.