We are a volunteer astronomy club helping our community explore the night sky together.

Moonbeam Astronomy Club is built by local stargazers who share observation notes, constellation guides, and practical skywatching habits in clear, beginner-friendly language. We keep our learning calm, curious, and grounded in real evenings under the stars.

Community-led and welcoming

Every meetup, guide, and update is prepared by volunteers who believe astronomy should feel open to everyone—whether you are finding your first constellation or returning with years of observing experience.

Club Leadership

Meet the organizers behind Moonbeam Astronomy Club

A small volunteer team keeps our sky notes practical, our guides beginner-friendly, and our meetup nights welcoming for everyone.

  • Volunteer

    Lina Park

    Lead Observer

    Curates monthly observation logs and helps members plan calm, practical night-sky sessions.

  • Mentor

    Mateo Ruiz

    Guide Editor

    Shapes constellation guides into clear steps so first-time stargazers can navigate the sky confidently.

  • Coordinator

    Asha Bennett

    Meetup Coordinator

    Organizes observing nights with accessible checklists, weather notes, and warm on-site welcome support.

  • Educator

    Noah Kim

    Beginner Workshop Host

    Leads friendly telescope orientation and Q&A circles that make astronomy approachable for newcomers.

How we learn together

Club values for calm, practical skywatching

These principles shape every meetup, guide, and observation note1elcoming for newcomers, useful for regulars.

  • Value 01

    Curiosity First

    Questions are always welcome, whether you are naming your first bright star or comparing deep-sky notes.

  • Value 02

    Patient Observation

    We take time to let eyes adjust, revisit targets, and notice small details that rushing can miss.

  • Value 03

    Shared Learning

    Members trade field tips, sky maps, and telescope setup advice so everyone improves together.

  • Value 04

    Beginner Welcome

    No prior experience is expected1e guide plain-language steps and help newcomers feel at ease.

  • Value 05

    Practical Notes

    We focus on useful observing logswhat was visible, when, and with which conditions or equipment.