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Thanks. It is very interesting how google searches show different
things from different countries and users. I could not find such a
thing. Great I thought, I will buy it. Only to find it will deliver to
the Flakland Islands, and Taiwan and everywhere --- except the UK. I
could believe it was a conspiracy if it was a globe that had Crimea
belonging to Russian, or Tibet as independent, but it it a star globe.
How can that be controversial?  I will smuggle it to Ireland or the
Isle of Mann.

But yes inflatable is good. I want one. Big enough to see small enough
to store. And we have air pumps aboard the boat a plenty.

Bill

On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 at 13:52, NavList Community  wrote:
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> Re: Star globe
> From: Robert H. van Gent
> Date: 2025 Jan 9, 05:20 -0800
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> What about inflatable celestial globes? There are not as many around as 
inflatable terrestrial globes but I remember buying a few in the 1990s in the 
Science Museum (London).
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https://www.telescopiomania.eu/globes-and-celestial-globes/7598-inflatable-ball-constellations-40cm-in-diameter.html
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> Easy to use and to store but for the larger ones you will need good lungs 
and patience (or an air pump).
>
> Rob van Gent
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