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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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more stories from The Economist
Higher education in Mexico
6 December 2007
A doctor takes charge
Big university, big scientific ambitions
Guatemala’s elections
8 November 2007
At least there’s hope
A half-hearted mandate for Colom
Central America
tags: The Economist
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Natural disasters
8 November 2007
Protecting life but not yet livelihoods
Mexico’s floods fit the pattern of this year’s hurricane season: preparedness has restricted loss of life but not economic damage
The Merida Initiative
25 October 2007
Just don’t call it Plan Mexico
A controversial scheme for American aid to help its southern neighbour fight drugs looks useful but underwhelming
Nicaragua
11 October 2007
Ortega’s crab dance
History repeated as opportunism
Central America
tags: The Economist
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Presidential Memoirs
4 October 2007
Reflections from the ranch
Vicente Fox remembers
Mexican Politics
tags: The Economist
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Mexico’s economy
27 September 2007
Braced for contagion
More resilient but still exposed
The Mexican Economy
tags: The Economist
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Felipe Calderón passes some reforms
20 September 2007
Reforms at last
The president shows himself to be a successful dealmaker
Mexican Politics
tags: The Economist
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Felipe Calderón’s presidency
13 September 2007
Mexico’s teetering president
Bombed pipelines and battles in Congress, but the reforms go on
Mexican Politics
tags: The Economist
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Mexico and the United States
23 August 2007
Death in the desert
The impact of tighter border security
The Mexican Economy
tags: The Economist
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Struggling towards the north
23 August 2007
Death in the desert
The impact of tighter border security
Report from Haiti
2 August 2007
A small success for the UN
Security is improving in what was a Caribbean failed state. Poverty and policing are harder to tackle
The Caribbean
tags: The Economist
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Education in Mexico
19 July 2007
“The teacher” holds back the pupils
Elba Esther Gordillo, an old-fashioned union boss, has a stranglehold over her country’s failing schools
Mexican Politics
tags: The Economist
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Central America and trade
12 July 2007
Trading arguments
Costa Rica’s referendum on CAFTA
Central America
tags: The Economist
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