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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.

How to Find Orion’s Belt From the Big Dipper
What Determines the Appearance of the Moon From Earth?
Can You See Satellites During the Day?
What Branch of Science Is Astronomy?
Where on Earth Can You Observe All the Stars in the Sky?
Why Do Planets Glow If They Don’t Make Their Own Light?
How Did the Cancer Constellation Get Its Name?
Where Is Lyra in the Sky and How Do You Find It?
Why Does the Moon Look Bigger on the Horizon?
Do Constellations Change Over Time?
How to Look at the Eclipse Without Glasses
When Will the Andromeda Galaxy Be Visible?
Can You See Saturn Through a Telescope?
What Would the Night Sky Look Like Without Light Pollution?
What Is Vernal Equinox Day and When Does It Happen?
When Can Orion Be Seen in the Night Sky?
What Does the Strawberry Moon Look Like?
Can You See the Northern Lights From Ohio?
What Happens When You See a Falling Star?
Why Do We Have Different Phases of the Moon?
Is the Moon Always Visible From Earth?
Why Does the Night Sky Look Bright With So Many Stars?
What Are the Bright Lights in the Sky at Night?
What Does the Red Moon Mean Scientifically and Culturally?
Can We See the Andromeda Galaxy From Earth Without a Telescope?
Why Do the Days Change Every Year?
What Colors Are the Moon and Why Do They Change?
How to Find the Cygnus Constellation in the Night Sky
Why Does the Moon Look So Different on Different Nights?
Why Does the Moon Have Different Colors?