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Alberto Contreras Page 15

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 Color Is the North Star and Why?Earth & Space
When Can the Big Dipper Be Seen in the Night Sky?Earth & Space
Why Does the Appearance of the Moon Change?Earth & Space
Where Is the Andromeda Galaxy in the Night Sky?Earth & Space
Can You See Uranus With a Telescope?Earth & Space
When Is the New Moon in Capricorn and What Does It Mean?Earth & Space
Why Is Venus Called the Evening Star?Earth & Space
Why Do Stars Move Across the Sky Each Night?Earth & Space
What Can You See Through a Telescope?Earth & Space
How to Spot the Planet Venus in the Night Sky Earth & Space
What Would Happen If We Had No Sun?Earth & Space
What Is a Planetarium and How Does It Work?Physics
When Is the Aries Constellation Visible?Earth & Space
How to Find Betelgeuse in the Night Sky Earth & Space
What Is a Line of Stars Moving in the Sky?Earth & Space
When Is the Orion Constellation Visible in the Sky?Earth & Space
What Would Happen If the Sun Was Green?Physics
How to Find Orion’s Belt From the Big Dipper Earth & Space
What Determines the Appearance of the Moon From Earth?Earth & Space
Can You See Satellites During the Day?Earth & Space
What Branch of Science Is Astronomy?Earth & Space
Where on Earth Can You Observe All the Stars in the Sky?Earth & Space
Why Do Planets Glow If They Don’t Make Their Own Light?Earth & Space
How Did the Cancer Constellation Get Its Name?Earth & Space
Where Is Lyra in the Sky and How Do You Find It?Earth & Space
Why Are We Able to See the Moon?Physics
Why Does the Moon Look Bigger on the Horizon?Earth & Space
Do Constellations Change Over Time?Earth & Space
How to Look at the Eclipse Without Glasses Earth & Space
When Will the Andromeda Galaxy Be Visible?Earth & Space