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Drones and Aerial Observation
The Pioneer Detectives
I published a short book with The Millions.
It's the story of the Pioneer Anomaly, a long-standing mystery. The book is short and fun—the length of a novella—but also, in the words of Amazon's reviewer, "powerful and sad". If you've got any curiosity about how NASA works behind the scenes or why scientists believe what they do, I think you'll enjoy the book.
It is available on Amazon as a Kindle Single and also on Apple's iBooks.Drone Wars
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Relativity, the Photoelectric effect, and all that
1 January 2005
Modern times
The science of Albert Einstein, on the hundredth anniversary of his miracle year.
The playstation and the warfighter
2 December 2004
Playing to win
Can video games help train soldiers?
Technology
tags: army, The Economist, video games
The trouble with software
25 November 2004
Managing complexity
Most software projects fail to meet their goals. Can this be fixed by giving developers better tools?
Social Networks
30 September 2004
Circles of friends
What maths tells us about us.
Science
tags: graph theory, terrorism, The Economist
Dodging bullets…
30 September 2004
Far away, so close
A large asteroid sweeps by the Earth. Where are the others?
Looking for planets around distant stars
23 September 2004
In search of the Earth Mark II
Terrestrial exoplanets will likely be found soon.
Extreme Weather
16 September 2004
Shelter from the storm
What hurricane scientists study when they study hurricanes
Science
tags: hurricanes, meteorology, The Economist