James Oberg
James Oberg worked twenty-two years at NASA Mission Control in Houston, specializing in orbital rendezvous, and is now a full-time free-lance consultant, author, speaker, and examiner of space folklore. He is a founding Fellow of CSICOP and a Skeptical Inquirer consulting editor.
The Minsk UFO Case: Misperception and Exaggeration
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 33.1, January / February 2009
Article
The 1984 Minsk sighting demonstrates how UFOs can be created from mundane phenomena.
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Russian Reports Add New Twist to Old Tunguska UFO Myth
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 28.6, November / December 2004
News & Comment
A flurry of reports from Russia this summer about the discovery of fragments of an alien spaceship at the site of the 1908...
Lessons of the ‘Fake Moon Flight’ Myth
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 27.2, March / April 2003
Comment and Opinion
Depending on the opinion polls, there's a core of Apollo moon flight disbelievers within the United States
The Great East Coast UFO of August 1986
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 10.4, Summer 1986
Article
An Illuminating UFO case raises several interesting points.
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