Telescope for Kids

 It can be held and observed whenever you want. A small telescope allows you to see something more than the naked eye - lunar craters, some details of the other planets (Jupiter's cloud band, Saturn's rings, polar cap of Mars, Venus phase), binary (some of them, like Cygnus, is a beautiful thing), star clusters, nebulae, if lucky, there are other galaxies. Keep in mind that what you see in a telescope won't be as spectacular as what you see in an astronomy journal.

"Is a nice aperture, and the telescope is still compact enough to be used often enough to take you anywhere you want to go. It's also fairly cheap.

A computer model like the one you think of makes it easy to find targets even in light-polluted urban skies, but the best part is that it helps you track targets, compensating for the Earth's rotation, so you spend less time controlling and more time looking.

If you have no experience with telescopes, Telescope for Beginners，I recommend checking out astronomy clubs in your area and attending a star party before you buy one. People bring their own telescopes there, so it's a great way to see the many different models, types and sizes in action and ask questions.

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