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Alberto Contreras Page 4

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 Equator Closer to the Sun?
What Does the Earth Look Like From the Moon?
How to Find Mercury in the Sky
What Does a Waning Gibbous Moon Mean?
Is Colorado Actually Closer to the Sun?
Is the Moon Considered a Star?
Can You See Venus in the Sky?
What Are the Limitations of Star Charts?
Can You See Pluto With a Telescope?
What Does a Solar Eclipse Mean Scientifically and Culturally?
Can You See Neptune Without a Telescope?
Where Is the Little Dipper in Relation to the Big Dipper?
What Is the Buck Moon and Where Did the Name Come From?
What Does a Super Blue Moon Actually Look Like?
Where to Look for Meteorites: The Best Places to Search
How to Spot Mars in the Night Sky
What Constellation Is the Sun In Right Now?
Is There a Telescope That Can See the Flag on the Moon?
What Is a Buck Moon and What Does the Name Mean?
What Do Stars Look Like From the Moon?
Can You See Venus With a Telescope?
What Is a White Moon and Why Does It Look That Way?
Can We See Pluto From Earth With a Telescope?
What Are Some Interesting Facts About Mars?
What Is the Definition of a Meteoroid?
What Does Heliocentric Mean? The Sun-Centered Model
What Are the Lines on the Moon?
What Were the Lights in the Sky?
How to Find the Pisces Constellation in the Night Sky
When Can You See Uranus and What Do You Need?