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Alberto Contreras Page 9

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.

Does the Moon Set in the West?
What Is It Called When You Can’t See the Moon?
What Time Is It on the Moon?
What Is the Dot Next to the Moon?
Can We See Venus at Midnight?
What Is the Evening Star and Why Is It Not a Star?
What Is a Half Moon Called? The First and Last Quarters
Do the Constellations Move?
Can Saturn Be Seen at Night With a Telescope?
When Is the Ophiuchus Constellation Visible?
Can You See the Little Dipper All Year?
Why You Need a Planisphere to Find Visible Constellations
What Time of Year Are the Northern Lights Most Visible?
What Season Is the Pegasus Constellation Visible?
Is a Star Bigger Than the Moon? The Real Size Explained
What Are Some Objects That Do Not Orbit the Sun?
Why Is the Constellation Scorpius Not Visible in January?
Where Would You Find the Sea of Tranquility?
Which Star Is the Morning Star?
How Long Do Shooting Stars Last in the Sky?
How to Find the Big Dipper and Use It for Navigation
Can You See the Apollo Landing Sites With a Telescope?
Can You See the Meteor Shower in Michigan?
How Often Is a Strawberry Moon and What Is It?
Is the Big Dipper Part of Orion?
How Long Does It Take Light From Venus to Reach Earth?
What Is the Altar Constellation (Ara) and Its Myth?
How Long Does a Sunset Take?
What Causes the Moon to Look Like It Is Changing Shape?
When Can You See the Gemini Constellation?