How we made our list of best telescopes for kids: The following guide was curated by the seasoned star-spotters at Astronomy Magazine. With decades of experience, we’ve brought you a selection ...

When you set up your child’s scope, be prepared, as excited kids will touch anything new ... be prepared to hand them a book (or a copy of Astronomy magazine), or suggest an age-appropriate ...

On Earth’s surface, it’s hard to get kids to stop gazing at their screens. A new magazine, Astronomy for Kids, prompts children to look at the stars instead. The special child-focused magazine ...

So, you could launch yet another water rocket or build a baking soda volcano, but why not set your kids loose on actual science experiments? These are real-life science projects trying to answer some ...

Needless to say, I don’t really buy the argument that astronomy can’t compete for our children’s time. While it’s true that kids have a plethora of devices that buzz and light up ...

Books for Kids Ages 8 to 12 “George’s Secret ... that truly capture children’s imaginations. About Astronomy magazine As the world’s best-selling astronomy magazine, Astronomy provides ...

Get a book on constellations to teach your kids about the unique stories behind each star formation. Use the Internet together with your child to research particular astronomy topics. 3.

On May 27, 1973, Stephen Walther — a Wisconsin native, graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and astronomy enthusiast — founded this magazine. Before a decade was out, Astronomy would grow ...

Little did Steve Walther know that his brainchild would turn into the greatest magazine about astronomy in the world. At 29, the ambitious graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...