Moonbeam Astronomy Club is a welcoming local space to learn the night sky together.

We share practical observations, patient guidance, and calm community meetups where curiosity is always enough to begin.

  • Volunteer-run and non-commercial, with members sharing time, notes, and local sky knowledge.
  • Beginner-friendly culture where questions are encouraged and every observing level is respected.
  • Shared practice at the eyepiece: we observe, compare notes, and build confidence together under real skies.
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Minimal celestial diagram with constellation lines, circular coordinate rings, and subtle star points on a calm night-sky backdrop

Club Organizers

The volunteers behind our evening sky sessions

We are a small local team who plan meetups, share observing notes, and help newcomers feel at home under the night sky.

Organizer Lina Park, smiling in a dark blue knit sweater in front of a softly lit evening backdrop

Lina Park

Meetup Coordinator

Lina welcomes first-time visitors, keeps each observing night calm and organized, and makes sure everyone has a clear place to begin.

Organizer Daniel Reyes, wearing a charcoal jacket beside a telescope on a quiet twilight field

Daniel Reyes

Observation Notes Lead

Daniel curates concise field notes after each session so members can revisit what we observed and build confidence for the next clear night.

Organizer Samira Iqbal, in a cream scarf holding a red-light flashlight against a soft night-sky background

Samira Iqbal

Constellation Guide Editor

Samira writes practical constellation walk-throughs and gently answers questions so curious learners can navigate the sky at their own pace.