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Alberto Contreras Page 14

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 Is a Waning Moon? The Phases and How to Observe It
What Would Happen If Planets Replaced the Moon?
Which Planet Is the Morning Star?
How Many Stars Are in the Cancer Constellation?
Which Star Is Also Known as the Christmas Star?
What Is Responsible for the Length of a Year?
How Much Is a Telescope to See the Moon?
Can You See Planets During the Day?
Why Is the North Star So Bright and Prominent?
Can You See Satellites With a Telescope?
What to Do on a Super Blue Moon: Activities and Tips
What Sign Is the New Moon In and Why Does It Matter?
Does the Sun Make the Moon Shine?
What Tools Does an Astronomer Use to Study the Universe?
Is the North Star in the Little Dipper?
What Color Is the North Star and Why?
When Can the Big Dipper Be Seen in the Night Sky?
Why Does the Appearance of the Moon Change?
Where Is the Andromeda Galaxy in the Night Sky?
Can You See Uranus With a Telescope?
When Is the New Moon in Capricorn and What Does It Mean?
Why Is Venus Called the Evening Star?
Why Do Stars Move Across the Sky Each Night?
What Can You See Through a Telescope?
How to Spot the Planet Venus in the Night Sky
What Would Happen If We Had No Sun?
When Is the Aries Constellation Visible?
How to Find Betelgeuse in the Night Sky
What Is a Line of Stars Moving in the Sky?
When Is the Orion Constellation Visible in the Sky?