Staring out at the infinite reaches of space on a dark and starry night is an awesome experience. Only trouble is, not many of us know what we're looking at, and space becomes about a thousand times more fascinating and beautiful when you can unlock some of its secrets. mySky (forgive the lowercase m, it's a brand thing apparently) is your very own handheld interactive guide to the universe. Point it at the night sky, and it will locate and identify celestial objects. No knowledge of the night sky is needed, it will align what it sees, and is capable of identifying over 30,000 celestial wonders. Just pull the trigger to find out about the planets, stars, nebula and galaxies in your night sky. Once it identifies the object that you're pointing it at (as long as it's not an alien - this looks a bit like a ray gun, so best not to start some inter-galactic war by putting the wind up any passing ET's), it will show you a multi-media presentation on its full-colour LCD screen. mySky will also take you on a guided tour of the sky above you highlighting the best things to look at depending on your time date and location. If you've got a telescope, you can also hook this gizmo up to it and it will control the telescope, moving it and pointing it at any object the mySky can find. Let the universe unfold before you.