Ethan Siegel

@StartsWithABang

The Universe is: Expanding, cooling, and dark. It starts with a bang! Science writer, astrophysicist, author, communicator. He/him or they/them.

Portland, OR
Joined April 2011

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    Sep 20

    It's been a long time in the making, but amidst all the chaos of 2020, I'm very pleased to finally debut the official website of Starts With A Bang! Curious what we're doing and how you can be a part of it? Find out here!

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  2. 8 hours ago

    Does Earth Orbit The Sun More Slowly With Each New Year? Over the course of our Solar System's history, Earth has slowed in its orbit by about 22 miles-per-hour. Here's why.

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    Dec 2

    Should You Explain To An Expert Why Their Professional Opinion Is Wrong? Thinking about writing to an expert to explain their field to them? Maybe ask yourself a few key questions, first. There's a handy flowchart if you need one in there, too.

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  4. Dec 2

    Should You Explain To An Expert Why Their Professional Opinion Is Wrong? Thinking about writing to an expert to explain their field to them? Maybe ask yourself a few key questions, first. There's a handy flowchart if you need one in there, too.

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    Dec 2
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    Dec 1

    Could Dark Energy Wind Up Destroying The Universe? If it's truly a cosmological constant, we'll coast into an ever-expanding abyss of oblivion. But if it's anything else, the possibilities are wide open.

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  7. Dec 1

    Could Dark Energy Wind Up Destroying The Universe? If it's truly a cosmological constant, we'll coast into an ever-expanding abyss of oblivion. But if it's anything else, the possibilities are wide open.

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    Nov 30

    The First Galaxy Without Dark Matter Is About To Be Torn Apart Remember that tiny, diffuse, dwarf galaxy with no dark matter in it? has solved the puzzle: it's in the process of being torn apart, and the stars are the last thing left.

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  9. Nov 30

    The First Galaxy Without Dark Matter Is About To Be Torn Apart Remember that tiny, diffuse, dwarf galaxy with no dark matter in it? has solved the puzzle: it's in the process of being torn apart, and the stars are the last thing left.

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    Nov 30
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    Nov 29

    How To Witness Astronomy’s Once-In-A-Lifetime Planetary Alignment On December 21 Start looking for Jupiter and Saturn on clear nights now. Give any telescopes/binoculars early for the holidays this year. Here's how to make the most of it, worldwide.

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  12. Nov 29

    How To Witness Astronomy’s Once-In-A-Lifetime Planetary Alignment On December 21 Start looking for Jupiter and Saturn on clear nights now. Give any telescopes/binoculars early for the holidays this year. Here's how to make the most of it, worldwide.

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    Nov 27
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    Nov 26

    How did the entire Universe come from nothing? There are many key points, depending on what you mean by "nothing." Here's the limits of what we know and what we don't.

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  15. Nov 27

    I'm curious about your experience reading my articles this month. If you're a reader of Starts With A Bang!, have you been reading me:

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  16. Nov 26

    How did the entire Universe come from nothing? There are many key points, depending on what you mean by "nothing." Here's the limits of what we know and what we don't.

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    Nov 25

    The Physics Of Why You Must Never Deep Fry A Frozen Turkey You know who you are. Be smart, be safe, and have a happy Thanksgiving!

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    The Physics Of Why You Must Never Deep Fry A Frozen Turkey You know who you are. Be smart, be safe, and have a happy Thanksgiving!

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    Nov 25
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    Nov 24

    We Have No Idea What Makes A Planet ‘Potentially Habitable’ Without the necessary evidence (which we don't have yet), we have no idea whether our assumptions about what makes a planet "potentially habitable" have any validity or not.

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  21. Nov 24

    We Have No Idea What Makes A Planet ‘Potentially Habitable’ Without the necessary evidence (which we don't have yet), we have no idea whether our assumptions about what makes a planet "potentially habitable" have any validity or not.

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