From an early age children are taught about the world of Space.
From the very first steps that man ever took on the moon, to the
speculated possibility of alien life on another Planet. For
decades science fiction has dominated a large portion of the
media. Children are fascinated by blockbusters such as Stephen
Speilburg's "ET," George Lucas' cult classic "Star Wars," and
the all time classic BBC's "Doctor Who." With all these
influences it's no wonder why children announce that cultivated
saying 'I want to be an astronaut when I grow up.' In the UK
alone Astronomy has grown into becoming a popular sub culture.
Professor Brian Cox is now recognised among the mass audiences
as being the "peoples person" of Astronomy. For a sighted person
it is extremely easy to become addicted by what the night sky
has to offer to the naked eye, let alone with a telescope. It
would take the average person thirty minutes to take a brief
tour of the constellations on a clear, cloudless night. However,
when we take Astronomy into