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Scott Shaw is a senior writer at Biology Insights covering astronomy and space exploration. Before taking on this role, he covered regional science events and edited feature stories for a monthly consumer magazine. Shaw holds a BS in astronomy from the University of Delaware.

How Far Is Mercury From Venus?
Is the Atmosphere Good or Bad for Astronomers?
Where in the Sky Is Betelgeuse and How Do You Find It?
Can You See Saturn’s Rings With Binoculars?
What Two Planets Are Closest Together?
What Is the Hottest Planet in the Milky Way?
Which Is Bigger: A Galaxy or the Universe?
What Galaxies Can We See From Earth?
How Many Saturns Can Fit Inside the Sun?
Is There a Side of the Moon We Never See?
Which Objects in Our Solar System Have Active Volcanoes?
What Term Describes Small Chunks of Rocks and Debris in Space?
What Does Jupiter Look Like From Mars?
What Would Happen If the Earth Exploded?
What Is a Crater on the Moon and How Are They Formed?
Which Elements Are Most Abundant in the Visible Universe?
Why Is Haumea Oval Instead of Spherical?
Do We Always See the Same Side of the Moon From Earth?
What Are the Three Layers of the Sun’s Atmosphere?
Why Aren’t There Any Green Stars in the Sky?
What Is the Longest a Solar Eclipse Can Last?
What Color Are Moon Rocks and Why?
Why Do Some Stars Appear Brighter Than Others?
How Small Is the Moon Compared to the Earth?
Why Isn’t There a Lunar Eclipse Every Month?
What Is Mercury’s Mantle Made Of?
How Big Is the Moon Compared to the United States?
What Does an Astrophysicist Study?
What Is Stardust Made Of? Its Elements and Compounds
Which Planet Experiences the Widest Range of Temperatures?