Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 01
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter features reviews of 'Bare-Faced Messiah' by Russell Miller, detailing L. Ron Hubbard's life, and 'The Nemesis Affair' by David M. Raup
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AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Georgia Skeptics Newsletter from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 02
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers a range of topics from a skeptical perspective. Articles discuss the concept of the 'astral plane' and its origins in occult mo
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 03
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers a range of topics from UFO sightings to skeptical examinations of alleged paranormal phenomena. The lead article details an obs
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 04
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter delves into the work of Joseph Campbell, examining his theories on myth and their embrace by the New Age movement. It discusses Campbe
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 05
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers crop circles appearing in Atlanta, critically examining claims of their paranormal origin. It features a report on a lecture by
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 04 No 06
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter debunks crop circle phenomena, revealing that the Atlanta circles were created by the investigators themselves as a demonstration. It
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 01
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers the PhenomiCon 1991 convention, detailing skeptical participation and debates, particularly between Robert Sheaffer and Robert
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 02
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter examines purported supernatural events with a critical lens. It details the Conyers Marian apparitions, focusing on Nancy Fowler's cla
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 03
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter features articles debunking paranormal claims. Dale Heatherington explains the 'Golden Door' photographic anomaly as a camera artifact
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 04
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers a range of topics including a report on a 'Magic for Skeptics' seminar, a book review of 'Unearthing Atlantis: An Archeological
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 05
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter tackles several topics. It features an article by L. Sprague de Camp debunking common pseudohistorical beliefs about ancient Egyptians
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 05 No 06
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter critically examines various claims, including a faith healer's practices, potential UFOs from the STS-48 mission, psychic predictions,
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 06 No 01
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter reviews psychic predictions for 1992, finding them largely vague or inaccurate, with a local psychic named Marilyn failing to predict
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 06 No 02
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter critically examines the Travis Walton UFO abduction case, questioning its veracity and highlighting inconsistencies and potential moti
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 06 No 03
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers upcoming events, the launch of a 'Media Watch' project to assess paranormal reporting, and articles critiquing pseudoscience. D
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 06 No 04
The Fall 1993 issue of the Georgia Skeptic Electronic Newsletter covers various skeptical investigations and analyses. It includes a report on the 'Magic For Skeptics II' seminar,
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 07 No 01
This issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter, dated Winter 1994, features several articles debunking paranormal claims. Robert Sheaffer reviews psychic predictions for 1993, findi
Georgia Skeptics - Vol 07 No 02
The Spring 1994 issue of the Georgia Skeptics newsletter covers a range of skeptical investigations and commentary. Articles examine potential literary origins of the Bigfoot legen