Anyone in Honolulu interested in astronomy, etc.?

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A new forum member is seeking fellow astronomy enthusiasts in Honolulu for discussions on astronomy, astrophysics, and cosmology, as well as group meetups for viewing astronomical events. The forum's structure is not ideal for personal connections, and alternatives like Craigslist or Facebook may be more effective for finding local groups. Additionally, checking local universities for postings in their Astronomy Departments is recommended. Engaging with established clubs can enhance the experience of shared astronomical interests. Connecting with others in the community can lead to rewarding experiences in astronomy.
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Hi! I'm new to the forum, but I'm looking for some people who live in Honolulu who are interested in astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, etc.. I'm especially interested in clubs/group meets and getting together to view astronomical events. Check out my profile to learn more about me. :)
 
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marinamiddleton said:
Hi! I'm new to the forum, but I'm looking for some people who live in Honolulu who are interested in astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, etc.. I'm especially interested in clubs/group meets and getting together to view astronomical events. Check out my profile to learn more about me. :)
Welcome to the PF.

The PF is not really set up for personal contacts -- Craigslist or Facebook would be better tools for finding local groups near you. You can also check out the local universities to see if there are postings in their Astronomy Departments about such clubs. :smile:
 

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