Skeptical Inquirer Archives
Volume 29.2
March / April 2005
Bin Laden Dead, Powell President? Psychics’ Predictions for 2004 Missed Big Time
The Bizarre Columbia University ‘Miracle’ Saga Continues
Blundered Predictions in 2004: A Sylvia Browne Review
Comforting Thoughts about Death That Have Nothing to Do with God
Comforting Thoughts about Death That Have Nothing to Do with God
Defense of an Old Earth a Peculiar Blend of Christianity and Science
Do Extraordinary Claims Really Require Extraordinary Evidence?
Evolution and Evidence
The Glaring Garret Ghost
Holy Grilled Cheese?
Hyperbole in Media Reports on Asteroids and Impacts
Intuition: The Case of the Unknown Daughter
Letters to the Editor
Moonshine: Why the Peppered Moth Remains an Icon of Evolution
New Government Peer Review Leaves Cold Fusion Still Out in the Cold
NMSR’s Best and Worst of 2004 Awards
PBS Premiers NOVA ScienceNow
Psychic Detectives Fail in the Real World but Succeed on TV
Ringing False Alarms: Skepticism and Media Scares
Scientists and the Election
‘Stupid Dino Tricks’: A Reply to Hovind’s Web Response
A Voice of Reason in the Midst of the European Witch Hunts
Volume 29.1
January / February 2005
Alien-Abduction Guru Mack Killed in Accident
Betty Hill, First ‘Alien Abductee,’ Dies
Bits of Bogus Science Preceding Piltdown
Brave Thoughts Are Still Not the Truth
Critical Inquiry, and Thinking About Galileo
Critical Thinking About Energy: The Case for Decentralized Generation of Electricity
Critics Ravage ‘Hoax’ New Age
Demagogues against Scientific Expertise
Exploring Controversies in the Art and Science of Polygraph Testing
Facts and Fiction in the Kennedy Assassination
A Giant Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
Hurricane Osama?
In the Land of Galileo, Fifth World Skeptics Congress Solves Mysteries, Champions Scientific Outlook
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s… an Angel?
Letters to the Editor
The Mary Celeste: A Very Plausible Explanation
Metabolife Founder Michael Ellis Charged with Lying to FDA
Mystery Painting: ‘The Shadow of the Cross’
Natural Medicine: Will That Be a Pill or a Needle?
Paranormal Expo Cancelled Under Cloud
Piltdown and How Science Really Works
Psychics (Don’t) Explain Missing September 11
Raelian Update: Sex, Pseudoscience, and Sacrilege
Randi: That’s Amazing
Some Reasons for Caution about the Bigfoot Film Exposé
Stupid Things
The World of Galileo Galilei
Volume 28.6
November / December 2004
And the Mechanism Is ...
APS’s Bob Park Elected a CSICOP Fellow
Bacteria, Ulcers, and Ostracism? H. Pylori and the Making of a Myth
Biblical Pseudoarchaeology by a Swedish Professor of Medicine
Blind Spots, Brain Maps, and Backaches: A New Chiropractic Delusion
A Call for Attention to Climate Change
David Morrison Named 2004 Sagan Medalist
Discovering Human Interconnection Through the History of Our Genes
Explaining the Plagues of Egypt
Fortuneteller Allowed at Fair Despite Law
French Group Tests Man’s Claims to Sense a Person’s Presence
Is Science Making Us More Ignorant?
Letters to the Editor
My Wife—and the Dialectics of External Historicity
New Details Emerge About Psychic’s Airline Bomb Threat Tip
Nobelist Francis Crick, Stalwart Supporter of CSICOP and the Center for Inquiry, Mourned
The Path to Discovery and the Impact on Culture
Prayers, Psychics Fail to Find Missing Women
Psychic Sylvia Browne Once Failed to Foresee Her Own Criminal Conviction
Russian Reports Add New Twist to Old Tunguska UFO Myth
The Secrets of Rennes-le-Château
Senate Intelligence Committee Highlights Need for Skeptical Inquiry
Stupid Dino Tricks: A Visit to Kent Hovind’s Dinosaur Adventure Land
Tunguska 1, Roswell 0
Well, Larry—You’ve Done It Again
Why SETI Is Science and UFOlogy Is Not: A Space Science Perspective on Boundaries
Volume 28.5
September / October 2004
The Campeche, Mexico ‘Infrared UFO’ Video
Can the Sciences Help Us to Make Wise Ethical Judgments?
The Columbia University ‘Miracle’ Study: Flawed and Fraud
Volume 28.4
July / August 2004
Capital Punishment and Homicide: Sociological Realities and Econometric Illusions
Fundamental Cosmological Understanding Eludes Us
