Space Telescope Coloring Page

Grab this free printable coloring page in the space category and let kids color a towering asteroid telescope, crystal satellites, and a moon lantern. It’s a fun, simple way to explore astronomy while relaxing with crayons or markers.

What’s on the page

Look closely and you’ll see a giant telescope made out of a cracked asteroid, its eyepiece swirling like a tiny galaxy. Beside it float crystal satellites that look like clear pearls, and a ladder of jagged meteor shards climbs up to a glowing moon lantern hanging in the black void. Down below, a thin ribbon of starlight stretches between two puzzle‑piece planets that orbit each other.

Why kids love it

The mix of space gear and fantasy shapes gives little hands plenty of fun sections to color—big bold outlines for the telescope, smooth curves for the satellites, and crisp edges on the meteor ladder. Kids can experiment with bright moons, neon galaxies, or even turn the puzzle planets into their own imagined worlds.

Fun space facts

Did you know real telescopes can be as big as a house, and that some satellites are actually tiny mirrors reflecting sunlight? The moon’s surface is covered in a fine dust called regolith, which looks a lot like the powdery texture some kids love to shade in their drawings.