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Bruce Dorminey is an award-winning [1] science journalist who primarily covers aerospace, astronomy and astrophysics. He is a former Hong Kong bureau chief for Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine and a former Paris-based technology correspondent for the Financial Times newspaper. However, he has written about everything from potato blight to dark energy. Most recently, he has been covering climate change and the environment and is an active member of the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ). A frequent contributor to Astronomy magazine, he is the author of the book Distant Wanderers: The Search for Planets Beyond the Solar System.

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	'''Bruce Dorminey''' is an award-winning [http://www.ajoya.com/winners.vc] ''[[science journalist]]'' who primarily covers ''[[aerospace]]'', ''[[astronomy]]'' and ''[[astrophysics]]''. He is a former ''[[Hong Kong]]'' bureau chief for ''[[Aviation Week & Space Technology]]'' magazine and a former Paris-based technology correspondent for the ''[[Financial Times]]'' newspaper. However, he has written about everything from ''[[potato blight]]'' to ''[[dark energy]]''. A frequent contributor to ''[[Astronomy magazine]]'', he is the author of the book ''[[Distant Wanderers (book)\|Distant Wanderers: The Search for Planets Beyond the Solar System]]''.		'''Bruce Dorminey''' is an award-winning [http://www.ajoya.com/winners.vc] ''[[science journalist]]'' who primarily covers ''[[aerospace]]'', ''[[astronomy]]'' and ''[[astrophysics]]''. He is a former ''[[Hong Kong]]'' bureau chief for ''[[Aviation Week & Space Technology]]'' magazine and a former Paris-based technology correspondent for the ''[[Financial Times]]'' newspaper. However, he has written about everything from ''[[potato blight]]'' to ''[[dark energy]]''. Most recently, he has been covering climate change and the environment and is an active member of the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ). A frequent contributor to ''[[Astronomy magazine]]'', he is the author of the book ''[[Distant Wanderers (book)\|Distant Wanderers: The Search for Planets Beyond the Solar System]]''.

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