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Everyone has heard of NASA, but not everyone understands what they do. Comprehension of their work is a bit vague for most people. That still does not kill the urge to ask for the impossible, for example, to buy and name a star with NASA.
Unfortunately, not you nor anyone else will be able to do that. One might wonder - but why is that? The answer is disappointing yet simple: NASA does not provide a star naming service. That, however, does not mean that you won't be able to register a star at all.
This short and helpful guide aims to explain unknown yet straightforward concepts about buying a star with NASA, or, to be precise, the inability to do so. This guide will also explain the alternative for you to be still able to write a name in the Sky. We hope you will enjoy reading this and this will answer all your questions on this matter.
NASA won't help anyone on the subject of 'naming a star'; Nonetheless, some services (including us at starregistration.net), intelligent and stubborn enough, allow people to get a personal star or buy one for someone special.
Moreover, our service offers much more than just registering your star. We prepare it in a fashion of an unforgettable experience and eternal gift. Even if NASA named stars, it is not likely that it would be as creative and caring as private services are.
You might be wondering why private entities are entitled to name stars, how they do that, and the value of such registration. We will try to tackle all these questions in a couple of short points.
Important! Be cautious if some star naming service insists they are certified or recognized by NASA or other governmental or scientific bodies. As we have learned already, that cannot be true. As well, avoid companies providing you to name any star, even if that star already has a proper scientific name.
Hopefully, these quick facts made it clear how registering with private entities work and why at the moment, this is the only possible way to do that, given we cannot do that with NASA. Apart from this being the only possible way to name your star, online registries offer an excellent giving experience and fantastic products. Learn more about all the benefits in our article Name a Star Gift.
Buy a Star NowNASA is a scientific institution that primarily explores the vast Universe. Thus, NASA does not sell stars or offer people to name them. However, you can buy your star from official gift services with a Star-Naming database.
Unfortunately, you can't buy a star from NASA. They deal only with the scientific research of space, not with star selling. However, if you still want to get a star, you can use special gift services.
NASA does not sell stars because its mission is to explore our solar system and launch shuttles; therefore, there is no pricing available for that. You can explore the costs to buy a star at starrregistration.net
Standard Star Gift Pack
$44.90
This package allows you to name a star that is visible in your area.
Estimated delivery: May 20
Zodiac Star Gift Pack
$59.90
Personalize your gift and name a star in a constellation of your choice.
Estimated delivery: May 20
Binary Star Gift Pack
$89.90
Name a system of 2 bright stars. This is a perfect gift for couples.
Estimated delivery: May 20