Astronomy gifts for kids who ask about the planets
Children who love space usually love the planets first, and it's no wonder. These prints give them the planets and the places people have been, or want to go, in a form that still suits the room at fifteen.
The whole solar system
The Solar System, Minimal lines up the eight planets in order in a clean modern chart. It answers the question every young astronomer asks first, and our guide to the planets in order has the facts to go with it.
One planet at a time
Saturn shows the rings, which are mostly ice. Jupiter has the Great Red Spot, a storm wider than the Earth. Europa is one of Jupiter's moons, with an ocean under its ice that scientists think could hold life.
Places to go
Visit the Moon and Visit Mars are retro travel posters, as if you could book the trip. Voyager Blueprint draws the probe launched in 1977 that is now the farthest thing people have ever made.
For a child's room
For a young child, leave out glass altogether; posters and canvases have none. A poster is easy to swap for a different planet as their favourite changes.
Make one about them
A personalised star map showing the sky the night they arrived, their name along the bottom, is the one print in the room that belongs to nobody else.