Very young astronomer

[MortonH]

Driving back from Bondi Junction tonight I noticed the conjunction of Venus and the moon. Before I could say anything, my 18-month-old daughter pipes up excitedly from the back "Moon and star!". I was so chuffed.

Morton

[supernova1965]

keep up the good work in training the next generation:thumbsup:

[astroron]

Start them Young Morton:),great stuff:thumbsup:

[Kevnool]

Sounds like dad is proud as punch.
Cheers Kev.

[Suzy]

Her priorities are in order at a very early age indeed! :lol:

[leon]

Yep,they tend to do that, even my young grand children do it often.

Leon

[M54]

:):):):):):):)

That's beautiful.

[Ric]

How's her typing skills?

You should sign her up to IIS. :lol:

[renormalised]

Good age to get them started:)

[renormalised]

The kid's writing her PhD thesis, do you want her to put us all to shame??!!:D:P

[mental4astro]

So, what's her first scope to be- a 20" SDM or 16" SCT? :lol: :lol: :question:

[goober]

Wonderful. I stuck luminous stars on the ceiling of my 16 month old son's bedroom (wonky Orion, but pretty good Scorpius and Crux). He's been recognising them the past six months, and points to them every night. We go out for our ten minutes every evening and look at the real stuff too. Amazing how quickly they get it.

[jjjnettie]

What a little sweetheart!!

[Benno18]

Lukas: (4 year old son) Hey Dad, do you know, saturn has rings, and Mars is the red planet............. Saturn was put there by a really gynormas man and he painted mars aswell!!!!
Dad: Yeah sort of...... (when did you tell him that saturn had rings:shrug:)