My Sega Homestar Flux projector and Miller Engineering Discs

I got my personal “Hubble” and “James Webb telescopes”... all in one :) I was so excited you have no idea, I hardly waited to set up my Homestar Flux galaxies projector in my study room. I laid down on my back and I enjoyed an open eye meditation while I stared at the Milky Way projected on my ceiling, and Miller Engineering discs the Pillars of Creation, Carina Nebula, and of course James Webb's First Deep Field that produced the deepest and sharpest infrared image of the distant universe to date (for instance the light from one galaxy traveled for 13.1 billion years before Webb’s mirrors captured it). Those few stars with six spikes taken by JWT are from Milky Way, other galaxies are from five billion light years away, and those red-shifted galaxies were born at the Dawn of the Universe.
I turned on the motion effect and I felt like I was there, the ceiling disappeared, I reached out to the stars in the Carina Nebula, and in other places. I had such an awesome experience to stare at those red-shifted galaxies born at the Dawn of the Universe. It was a time when I could astral project like in the second paragraph of my blog OBE Red Tunnel mindscape777.bl... and Miller Engineering discs brings positive emotions from that era, many thanks.
I made the video using Google Pixel 6 smartphone, and though at the end of the video-clip I placed the phone over the lens, I did not stare at the laser. Caution please do not look into the physical lens if you have any projector.
More Miller Engineering discs for my Sega Homestar Flux projected on my ceiling: the International Space Station and the curvature of the Earth seen from the space shuttle Endeavour's vantage point ready to dock. Also the awesome disc with Mystic Mountain from Carina Nebula (three light year tall... well, from the Sun to the closest star Proxima Centauri are about 4 ly, so go figure) • My Sega Homestar Flux ...

[@KosmosRockstar]

It 's very beautiful. I want the same one for myself. 😍

[@octavian4d]

I got some discs with nebula like in this video, also Andromeda galaxy on another video kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4u4Z4KOpJiqeJI Planet Mars kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGWYlquOnc1oepY Planet Jupiter seen from its satellite Europa kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHS2eImtopxoiaM

[@374usmc]

So cool!

[@cryptocrypto8736]

yes finally I have a place where I can score the Miller Engineering in NL without a credit card🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳Not all but atleast a pair🎉

[@kamekadze00]

😍😍😍

[@psion1006]

If you look closely, you can see black "threads" trapped in the material. The work here was not clean. This is also the case on my Carina Nebular Disc.🤔

[@octavian4d]

There are two ways the dust speck appear on the disc projection on the ceiling, from the projector itself, in my case Homestar Flux lens, or from the dust speck on the disc. If dust speck is on the disc, you can use a soft fiber cloth and some alcohol to clean and wipe the discs. I talked to Miller Engineering customer support and they said it is safe to clean the discs, it will not damage or wash out the image printed on them in any way.

[@psion1006]

@@octavian4d Thanks for the information. I will try it. 😃

[@CH_B_R_H_KA]

it's a good idea to make your own image it looks like a slide film, not difficult

[@davestelling]

I'm thinking of getting the Sega "Flux" version for my bedroom. The idea of relaxing under the stars while cozy in my old four-poster bed seems appealing. Did yours come with more than one "Disc?" Thanks, and take care...

[@octavian4d]

Dave, my Sega Homestar Flux came with two discs, Milky Way with the constellation outlines and without them, just the panorama. I bought my Flux from www.segatoys.space/en/public/flux.html $229, and my discs from microstru.com/collections/homestar-flux-pro-classic-disc-replacements Make sure that you buy the discs for Homestar Flux, otherwise they are not compatible with the projector. Here are other discs I bought, International Space Station, Carina Nebula with the awesome Mystic Mountain kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3HgGabd7emps0

[@sishabadab6570]

This would blow your mind with some good weed..

[@ninetnatanakrit9032]

What a nice video can I ask what disc you are using ? Is it nebula or galaxy?

[@arkhanson4701]

Bought 2 discs for the flux from Miller Eng. Rather disappointed with the quality. If you look carefully in this video, you can see dust specks and scratches. I had the same issue. Wonder why the QC is so bad despite paying a hefty price. I returned them.

[@Orsetti]

Available alternative... without buying a planetarium projector from Zeiss, please?

[@octavian4d]

If dust speck is on the disc, you can use a soft fiber cloth and some alcohol to clean and wipe the discs. I talked to Miller Engineering customer support and they said it is safe to clean the discs, it will not damage or wash out the image printed on them in any way. If the dust speck is on the projector lens then clean up its lens (turn on the projector without a disc inside and see if there are specks on the ceiling)

[@Aaron.13]

Nice work..did you create the music or where did you get it?

[@octavian4d]

Many thanks. Yes, I created the song with “MED SoundStudio v2.1” (a Music Tracker, music editor for PC), and for instruments I used the sound samples from my old RBF instrument samples CD. I have another video I made in the same manner like this one, with an awesome view of the International Space Station above the curvature of the Earth, and the beautiful Carina Nebula's Mystic Mountain projected on my ceiling, but for music I used the instrumental part of one of my songs (The Spring) we played live on stage in 1975 in Bucharest kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3HgGabd7emps0

[@Aaron.13]

@@octavian4d Nice work and thanks for the reply..I didn’t realise you were in a band previously..

[@enigma533]

My homestar flux rubber outer coating became degenerated. Stickyy😢.. how to recerse it? I tried all alcohol water wipes and all.. still sticky

[@octavian4d]

I am a customer like you, nothing more. I bought my Sega Homestar Flux last year, and when I didn’t use it I kept it inside its white box. I am not sure what to tell you. I know that you can clean and wipe the Miller Engineering discs with a soft fiber cloth and alcohol. You won't damage or scratch the discs. Maybe soupy water and cloth would clean the device. The best thing is to ask the customer service www.segatoys.space/en/public/flux.html On the bottom under Company, click Contact, and send your message, They probably will email you back with the right advice.

[@Nochift138]

Are the miller engineering discs for the Homestar Flux compatible with the DS-1?

[@octavian4d]

The discs are not compatible, DS-1 discs are bigger.

[@cme871]

Are you happy with the quality of the Miller Engineering discs in the Flux? Thnking of doing the same, since the DS1 is far too expensive for my budget...

[@octavian4d]

I am happy with my Homestar Flux and the Miller Engineering discs. The projector does not produce sounds, music, so if you want to do an open eye meditation you need music from a different source. You can set up the projector to rotate the disc slow left or right. Falling stars on or off. Timer. Yes the discs are expensive. Four days ago I bought another disk, Andromeda, I love it kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4u4Z4KOpJiqeJI Do not stare into laser of any projector when it is on.

[@AndreaLovemyself]

It has him own sound???

[@octavian4d]

No audio, but you can listen on your smartphone or CD player while you stare at your ceiling. The song in my video I created with a PC music tracker called MED SoundStudio v2.1

[@bandabrittanica]

Não godstei imagem meia boca

[@choiahaitan7815]

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