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Ramin Skibba

Ramin Skibba is the space writer at Wired magazine. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, Slate, and Scientific American, among others. He is based in San Francisco, and he can be found at raminskibba.net and @raminskibba on Twitter.

Race Against Time

To preserve coastal heritage from the ravages of climate change.

December 1, 2021

Making Climate Change Policy More Blue

A new push for attention to coastal communities, marine conservation, and ocean infrastructure

December 16, 2020

Move Over, Mars: The Search for Life on Saturn’s Largest Moon

Alien microbes could be flourishing in the underground seas of Titan and the solar system’s other ocean worlds.

September 29, 2020

Big Black Holes Found in the Smallest Galaxies

Tiny, dim “dwarf” galaxies have been found to hide gas-spewing black holes.

July 24, 2019

A Radically Conservative Solution for Cosmology’s Biggest Mystery

Two ways of measuring the universe’s expansion rate yield two conflicting answers. Many point to the possibility of new physics at work, but a new analysis argues that unseen errors could be to blame.

May 1, 2018

Researchers Check Space-Time to See if It’s Made of Quantum Bits

The newly developed theory of emergent gravity, proposed as an alternative to dark matter, struggles in one of its first trials.

June 21, 2017