In my own words · St. Clair Shores, MI
Why I love telescopes

- It catches more light than my eye can.
- Bigger glass means I can see farther back in time.
- Someone built this by hand and pointed it at the sky.
You can love telescopes in St. Clair Shores.
What it really is
A telescope gathers light over a large area and brings it to one point.
Three things to try today
- Look through anything curved and see what it does to light.
- Find out the size of the biggest telescope on earth.
- Look at the Moon through binoculars.

For the grown-up reading this
St. Clair Shores has a population of about 60,070. Somewhere in that number is a kid who lights up about telescopes and has never met another one.
Aperture, not magnification, is the number that matters. Say so early.
If the kid who loves this is a girl
Read what one popular teacher said to one little girl who took out the classroom trash without being asked — and what that girl did with the rest of her life.
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