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Alberto Contreras Page 13

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.

Is the Moon a Light Source or a Reflector?
How to Find the Draco Constellation
Where Does the Moon Go During the Day?
What Does the North Star Look Like and How to Find It
How to Find Venus in the Sky and Observe Its Phases
What Did the Night Sky Look Like 1000 Years Ago?
What Is a Strawberry Moon and Where Did the Name Come From?
What Does the Cygnus Constellation Look Like?
What Is True About the Heliocentric Model?
When Can You See the Sirius Star?
When Can You See the North Star?
Can You See the Earth Spinning From Space?
What Is a Fun Fact About Mercury?
How Many Stars Make Up the Scorpius Constellation?
Can You See the Milky Way With a Full Moon?
What Makes Polaris Special? The Science of the North Star
Are There Any Pictures of the Dark Side of the Moon?
Is the Moon Getting Bigger When Waxing or Waning?
How Will the World Be Destroyed?
Why Do Astronomers Use Light-Years to Measure Distances?
Is the Equator Closest to the Sun?
How Can You See Venus at Night?
When Are Stars Most Visible in the Night Sky?
What Is the Most Popular Constellation in the Sky?
How to See the Planets Align in the Night Sky
Why Is the Moon Blurry? The Causes and Solutions
How to Remember the Moon Phases and Their Order
Can You See Footprints on the Moon?
How to Spot Saturn in the Night Sky
What Astronomical Event Corresponds to One Month?