Pencils and white Sakura liner.

In stable orbit well off structure and stripped of immediate hazards, the wreckage of starfighter AD50201 has found new life not only as a listening post, but also as an unconventional platform for stargazing. Under the care of elementary instructor Dankovich, fifth year students affiliated with the River Forge astronomy club may receive special dispensation for field trips to the platform, getting a chance to get close and personal with the stars and planets. Most parents do not mind their cubs getting early vacuum experience, and the station technicians are more than eager for the opportunity to shake down the cub-sized egress suits.
The mood is friendly but firm, and the rules are simple: No roughhousing and absolutely no tampering with the equipment, or you're walking home.