• Design: The toy typically features a small model of the Earth (a blue and green sphere) mounted on a metal arm. This arm may rotate around a central point that sometimes represents the Sun. A smaller sphere, often representing the Moon, might orbit the Earth.

• Motion: Powered by a battery or a magnetic base, the arms spin slowly and continuously in a smooth orbit, creating a calming and mesmerizing visual effect.

• Materials: Usually made from lightweight metals, plastics, and magnets, with a sleek, modern base.

• Purpose: Not an actual perpetual motion machine, but a fun, science-inspired novelty that symbolizes celestial mechanics. It’s popular as a desk toy, stress reliever, or conversation piece.

Key Features:

• Simulated planetary or orbital motion

• Battery-operated or magnetically driven

• Ideal for desks, offices, or educational spaces

• Encourages curiosity about physics and astronomy