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Gregory Mone

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writer, speaker, author of 21 books, including 4 NYT bestsellers; collaborations with @billnye, @neildegrassetyson, @mattel & others

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At the Bottom of the World: Jack and the Geniuses, Book 1 Book Review

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By Bill Nye, Gregory Mone, Darienne Stewart
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 8+ Bill Nye's passion, humor shine in science-rich mystery. Parents need to know that Jack and the Geniuses at the Bottom of the World is the first in a middle schooler series by Bill Nye (Bill Nye the Science Guy) and Gregory Mone about a trio of bright, resourceful kids using science and engineering to solve mysteries.
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Communications of the ACM

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By Gregory Mone
| Communications of the ACM Verified
This year, U.S. rail carrier Amtrak will be installing two novel inspection gateways from Duos Technologies along its busy Northeast Corridor. The barn-like Duos structures straddle railway tracks; as passenger trains speed through at up to 125 miles per hour, 97 cameras and dozens of LED lights arrayed around the sides, top, and bottom of the tracks will capture thousands of high-resolution images of the railcars.
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The Funniest Centaur Alive

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By Gregory Mone
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
Rey Velasquez Sagcal Future Tense Fiction “I had the model study every second of every comedy show ever recorded.” Why was she even there? They had two more days in Vegas, and she’d been working from seven in the morning until ten at night, corralling prospects on the trade show floor, hosting cocktail parties, posting updates, selling nonstop. Now she was stuck in a crowded second-rate comedy club. A man at the table behind her had dog breath. Her feet were hot. But the mood, at least, was good.
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