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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.

Can You See Pluto From Earth With a Telescope?
How Would You Find Albireo in the Summer Sky?
How to Find Uranus in the Night Sky
Do We Ever See the Dark Side of the Moon?
Do the Sun and Stars Move Across the Sky?
What Does a Meteor Look Like in the Night Sky?
Where Can I Get Solar Eclipse Glasses?
Can You See Stars in the Evening With a Telescope?
How to See the Supermoon: Best Time and Viewing Tips
What Makes the North Star Polaris Special?
What Are the Main Components of a Solar System?
Are All Stars the Same Size?
What Can You See on the Moon With a Telescope?
How Does a Strawberry Moon Happen?
What Mountain Is Closest to the Moon?
How to Find the Orion Nebula in the Night Sky
Can You See Uranus From Earth With the Naked Eye?
What Is the Initial Stage of All Stars?
Can You Tell Time by the Moon?
Why Is the Milky Way More Visible in the Summer?
What Is the Trail of Lights in the Sky?
What Is a Quarter Moon and Why Is It Called That?
What Are the Bright Lights in the Sky?
What Is the Pink Moon and Why Is It Called That?
Is a Waning Moon on the Left or Right?
How Are Planets Classified by Astronomers?
What Would Happen If the Earth Stopped Spinning for 5 Seconds?
What If the Planets Were as Close as the Moon?
Are Shooting Stars Dangerous? The Real Risk Explained
What Is the Farthest Place From Earth?