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Alberto Contreras Page 11

Alberto Contreras is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering amateur astronomy and the night sky. He previously worked as a news writer and copy editor for regional broadcast television stations. Contreras holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and organizes neighborhood stargazing sessions using a personal telescope setup.

What Do All Stars Have in Common?
Can You See the Northern Lights in Kentucky?
Is the Big Dipper Visible in the Southern Hemisphere?
What Does a Fireball Look Like in the Sky?
How to See and Photograph the Next Blue Moon
How to Find the Milky Way in the Night Sky
Are the Aurora Borealis Dangerous to Humans?
What Moon Phase Is on Halloween?
Is Alaska Closer to the Sun During Summer?
What Is the Moon Classified As in Astronomy?
What Is the Difference Between Geocentric and Heliocentric?
What Astronomical Event Corresponds to the Passage of 1 Year?
What Would Happen If the Sun Disappeared for 1 Second?
What Is the Story Behind the Aquarius Constellation?
The Horsehead Nebula Can Be Found in What Constellation?
Who Is the Evening Star and Why Is It So Bright?
How to Find Jupiter in the Sky
What Does a Solar Eclipse Look Like?
When Can a Lunar Eclipse Be Photographed?
Can You See Orion and the Big Dipper at the Same Time?
What Does Uranus Look Like Through a Telescope?
Which Direction Does the Sun Rise and Why?
What Is a Streak of Light in the Sky Called?
Are Galaxies Part of the Solar System?
What Does a Sturgeon Moon Look Like?
Which Dipper Points to the North Star?
Can You Stargaze With a Full Moon?
What Would Happen If We Had No Moon?
When Can You See the Strawberry Moon?
What Does It Mean When the Planets Align?