Hello there, stargazers! My name is Luna, and I’m a celestial navigator Luna Moth with glowing pale- green wings that shimmer in the night sky! My long, feathery antennae can sense the slightest changes in starlight, and my large, expressive eyes help me spot patterns in the cosmos that others might miss.

I come from a long line of stellar navigators. My family has been reading the stars for generations, just like others read books! Every night, I spread my luminous wings at the mountaintop observatory where I work alongside Professor Owl, helping lost travelers find their way through the vastness of space.

My wings aren’t just beautiful—they’re also magical! They can absorb starlight and then pulse with special patterns to recreate constellations. When I fly, I leave trails of soft green light that can map out star formations, guiding ships that may have lost their way. Each of my wing patterns has a special meaning, like a secret language written in light!

One of my most exciting adventures was helping a young Space Scout ship that got lost when a cosmic dust cloud blocked their view of Ursa Major—the Great Bear constellation. When they couldn’t see the stars to navigate, I flew high above the clouds where the stars burn brighter and traced the exact pattern of Ursa Major with my glowing wings! The Space Scouts followed my light trail, and I guided them safely through the dust cloud back to their correct path.

Professor Owl was so proud that he awarded me with a special star crystal! He said I didn’t just show them the way—I became the stars they needed to see. That’s what I love most about my job: helping others by sharing the light within me.

When I’m not guiding lost travelers, I study new star maps and practice creating different constellation patterns with my wings. I can detect solar winds and cosmic radiation that most creatures can’t sense, which helps me understand how the universe is constantly changing.

Remember, even when clouds block your view, the stars are always there—sometimes you just need a friendly luna moth to help you see them!

                                                                                            With starlight and wonder, Luna🦋