N Nyx Member Jan 16, 2013 #2 Get a gift certificate. Or something practical, like a great warm jacket, arctic boots, thermal undies and something to keep warm drinks in.
Get a gift certificate. Or something practical, like a great warm jacket, arctic boots, thermal undies and something to keep warm drinks in.
T Thomas Member Jan 18, 2013 #3 To know what to get you'd need to know what they already have and don't have. Amateur astronomy for the most part isn't really about "gadgets".
To know what to get you'd need to know what they already have and don't have. Amateur astronomy for the most part isn't really about "gadgets".
A Alan Member Jan 18, 2013 #4 As an amateur astronomer myself i can say a radio telescope kit would be perfect. NASA sells "radio Jove" kits. They allow you to lissen to the radiowaves from space, such as Solar and Jovian storms. I'll be getting one myself.
As an amateur astronomer myself i can say a radio telescope kit would be perfect. NASA sells "radio Jove" kits. They allow you to lissen to the radiowaves from space, such as Solar and Jovian storms. I'll be getting one myself.