E-mailing Professor Wright

Remember to include the following information:

Who you are: student [give grade level], amateur scientist, ...
Your mathematical level: mathematics is "unreasonably effective" for describing the Universe, and calculus really simplifies some topics - but only if you know it.
Why you are writing
Whether you have read the Frequently Asked Questions and if so, why your question is not answered by the FAQ or what you did not understand about the FAQ.

Please note that if you find the FAQ confusing or unclear, I do want to hear about it! I need feedback to improve this web site.

This site is about cosmology. For general astronomical data questions, try Zombeck's Handbook of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics.

E-mails without this information are less likely to be answered.
Answers are usually written on weekends, so do not expect a swift reply.
If you obstruct replies with a "nospam" in your address or some spam blocker that only passes certain addresses then you will not get a reply.
Questions that appear to be course homework will probably not be answered. This includes "interview" requests from non-journalists.
Do not use attachments. I use a text-only mail reader and normally delete Microsoft Word attachments without reading them.
Do not send E-mails in both text and html format. I want ASCII text only.