Maya Rivera
Club Organizer
Coordinates monthly plans and makes sure new members know where to begin.
About Moonbeam Astronomy Club
A volunteer community for thoughtful nights under the stars
Moonbeam Astronomy Club is a local, volunteer-led group for people who want to learn the night sky with patience, clarity, and shared curiosity.
We focus on practical observing, constellation literacy, and clear notes from real sessions—so beginners feel welcome and returning members stay connected to whats visible now.
- Volunteer-led
- Beginner-friendly
- Curious and precise
- Observation-focused
Community Roles
People who help Moonbeam run smoothly
Our club is volunteer-led. These roles keep meetups welcoming, observations organized, and learning notes easy for everyone to use.
Ethan Cho
Observation Lead
Prepares target lists and brief sky orientation notes before each field session.
Lina Patel
Guide Contributor
Writes beginner-friendly constellation explainers with seasonal visibility tips.
Noah Bennett
Meetup Coordinator
Shares timing updates, weather backups, and location notes for smooth gatherings.
How we observe together
A calm four-step observing rhythm
Each session follows the same lightweight process so newcomers can join confidently and members can build consistent habits over time.
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1. Prepare
We review weather, moon phase, and targets before everyone arrives.
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2. Observe
At the eyepiece, we compare views and orient with simple sky references.
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3. Record Notes
Members log conditions, sketches, and standout details in concise entries.
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4. Share Back
We recap findings so everyone leaves with clearer context and next targets.