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Skeptical Inquirer Magazine
CSI's flagship magazine, Skeptical Inquirer, explores extraordinary claims from a scientific perspective. It examines what the scientific community knows about controversial subjects within the realms of the paranormal and elsewhere. The magazine exposes pseudoscience and provides expert commentary on hot button issues within society. It avoids the sensationalism often presented by the press, television, and movies and provides critical thinking tools to examine the information presented within the media and online.
Now available online:
- The Stephenville Lights: What Actually Happened
- An Astronomer Looks at UFOs: A Lot Less than Meets the Eye
- 'Buzzing Bee' Missile Mythology Flies Again
- The Trained Observer of Unusual Things in the Sky (UFOs?)
- UFOs and Aliens in Space
- Investigative Files: Return to Roswell
- The Minsk UFO Case
- Notes on a Strange World: Search for the Ark
- Psychic Vibrations: Nazi Saucers and Antigravity
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You are invited to participate in an international celebration of science by honoring the father of the theory of evolution on his 200th birthday, February 12th, 2009.
On that day, people from all over the world will be videotaped and filmed reading from The Origin of Species near famous landmarks in their countries. The footage will be assembled into a film dedicated to one of science’s greatest figures, Charles Darwin.
Featured Article:
Science, Reason, and the Obama Administration
Kendrick Frazier
Will the new presidency of Barack Obama usher in a more welcoming age for science and reason? We at least have cause for hope. A president’s intellectual outlook is only one of many things that shape changes in culture and society, but the early signs are encouraging.
The Bush administration chalked up so many negatives in regard to scientific thinking, reason, and open inquiry that there may be no way to go but up...
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Methodological
and Statistical Issues in Adult Nutritional Research
by Reynold Spector
The Planets on New Year's Day by Kendrick Frazier
Science, Reason, and the Obama Adminsitration by Kendrick Frazier
Joe Nickell Exorcises the Nonsense out of Reverend Larson interview on CNN
Skeptical Inquirer aids high school science teacher and students correspondance between Barry Karr and Jamye Johnston
CSI’s Robert P. Balles Award Goes to New York Times Science Writer Natalie Angier by Nathan Bupp
An Evening With James Randi and Friends by Jon Cohen
Controversy Erupts Over Errors, Bias in Textbook by Henry Huber
Moving Beyond Gore’s Message: A Look Back (and Ahead) at Climate Change Communications by Matthew C. Nisbet
‘Psychics’ Fail to Foresee Their Own Fortunes by Joe Nickell
The Healthy Skeptic: Do you really need to know your antioxidant level? by Chris Woolston
What's New?
» April 2009Methodological and Statistical Issues in Adult Nutritional Research by Reynold Spector
The President and
Science— So Much Yet to be Done
» March 2009
From the May/June 2009 Skeptical Inquirer: Demons in Connecticut by Joe Nickell
Selected articles from the December 2008 issue of Skeptical Briefs now available online
The Skeptic's Toolbox 2009 now open for registration
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