HoverPen 2.0 Interstellar Edition (Meteorite Embeded Version)

The meteorite that came from outer space

It's possible this is the oldest object you've ever seen

According to the dating method (the error range is plus or minus 10,000 years), this meteorite formed 4.56 billion years ago, making it 20 million years older than the Earth! This experiment revealed that this meteorite may be the oldest object ever discovered by humans.

This large meteorite entered the earth's atmosphere about a million years ago, split into thousands of fragments, and fell like a meteor shower in what is now Sweden and northern Finland. The glacier moved with meteorite fragments until 1906 when it was discovered.

The team behind Novium won this lovely meteorite by bidding for members of the International Meteorite Collectors Association (IMCA) to auction off a remarkable meteorite (Muonionalusta) that landed in Sweden one million years ago.

"Proof from outer space"

The Weidmann pattern that even the earth cannot give birth to

When the M iron meteorite is cut, the smooth silver metal surface is shown for the first time. After the pickling process, the acid-resistant components are left, and the areas that are less acid-resistant are etched, showing special lines, that is, when it is mounted on a self-supporting pen (interstellar), the exposed pattern surface, its name is Weidmann pattern, and then coated with a transparent protective layer. Such lines will not exist in other metals on the planet.

When iron-nickel meteorites with a specific composition ratio are in outer space, the temperature of the meteorite ranges between 700 and 450 degrees, and the temperature drops by 1 to 66 degrees per 10,000 years, resulting in a steady cooling of several hundred degrees. Meteorites require 10,000 to 10 million years to diffuse and evolve. This is particularly fascinating. 

The production process

In order to fit the meteorite into the self-supporting pen, the Taiwanese master artisan must research pickling solvent ratios, duration, polishing techniques, and so on.

When the meteorite has been sliced into little pieces, it will be placed in the prepared pickling tank, and the timer will begin to clock down. The master will look over, turn over, and control the "Fire Hou" one at a time. The pattern will emerge after arduous pickling. The meteorite is lacquered, polished by hand, and fine-tuned to fit the shape of the self-supporting pen (interstellar). The rotating curve will eventually stretch to the exquisite M-iron meteorite, which fits nicely, if you look along the pen body.

Create a gravity-free atmosphere

Making the desktop seem to be floating in outer space

Self-supporting pen (interstellar), a pen that challenges gravity, floats and rotates counterintuitively as if there is no gravity, allowing you to sit at the table as if you are in space, giving you the feeling of looking up at the stars—— writing, picking it up from time to time, staring at it while thinking. It can be the focus of attention no matter on the desk, life desk, entrance or counter, and the ordinary desktop become extraordinary in a second.

Designed for people on earth

The self-supporting pen is designed at an angle of 23.5 degrees, which corresponds to the inclination of the earth's rotation axis. Furthermore, the magnetic structure is carefully developed for the earth's gravity and theoretically, it can be used in situations with 0.7 to 1.3 times the earth's gravity (also applicable on Venus, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—provided the planet has a solid surface large enough to handle a free-standing pen!)

Capture meteors, inspiration, and eyes on the desktop

Have you had such an experience? Taking a break between work, drinking a cup of coffee, taking a shower, the bottleneck of thinking suddenly solved at this moment.

Neuroscience research shows that the human brain is more likely to be inspired when it switches between the Relax (Default Mode) and the Focus (Executive Mode) modes. The free-standing pen (interstellar) is not just a writing tool. Rotate the free-standing pen to relax, immerse yourself in your thoughts, and capture the inspiration of crossing the sky-every time you pick up writing, it represents the "challenge beginning".

"Spin it"

"Shake it" 

No Power Needed. Kinetic Motion. Cosmic Inspired.

Size & Material
Pen body
Length: 143.5mm
Diameter: 10mm
Weight: 20.0g (D1 ball pen) / 19.6g (engineering pen)
Material: Aluminum  / Bronze

Base
Length: 88mm
Width: 76mm
Height: 45mm
Weight: 215g
Material: Zinc Alloy

What's Included
• 1 Hoverpen
• 1 Extra Refill
• 1 Pedestal (Zinc Alloy)
• 1 Metalcore Remover
• 1 Tutorial Card
• 1 User Manual