Skeptical Eye - Vol 01 No 1 - 1987
The May 1987 issue of the National Capital Area Skeptics Newsletter announces the formation of the organization, which aims to critically examine paranormal and fringe science clai
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AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Skeptical Eye (NCAS) 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.
The May 1987 issue of the National Capital Area Skeptics Newsletter announces the formation of the organization, which aims to critically examine paranormal and fringe science clai
The September 1987 issue of the NCAS Newsletter covers a general meeting on UFO abductions, featuring a debate between skeptics Philip J. Klass and Bruce S. Maccabee. It also inclu
This issue of the NCAS Newsletter covers a variety of skeptical topics. The lead article reviews a theatrical production called "Seance" that aimed to expose charlatans. Another ar
The April 1988 NCAS Newsletter addresses the pervasive influence of pseudoscience in the legal system, with experts discussing criminal stereotypes and the unreliability of polygra
This issue of Skeptical Eye critically examines the media's handling of the Nancy Reagan astrology flap, with articles discussing the journalistic approach and the lack of scientif
This issue of Skeptical Eye focuses on quackery, with an upcoming meeting dedicated to the topic. It features articles on James Randi's critiques of psychics and faith healers, the
The January 1989 issue of Skeptical Eye, published by the National Capital Area Skeptics (NCAS), highlights the NCAS annual meeting which focused on exposing medical quackery, with
This issue of the Skeptical Eye explores various topics related to skepticism and pseudoscience. It features an article on Indian "God-Men" and their alleged miracles, debunked by
The Fall 1989 issue of The Skeptical Eye highlights James Randi's lecture exposing faith healers and psychic surgeons, and Penn & Teller's engagement with the National Capital Area
This issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye focuses on critical thinking and skepticism. It features a lecture by Ray Hyman on why people are fooled by paranormal claims,
The Spring 1990 issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye covers the 1990 CSICOP Conference, highlighting concerns about declining scientific literacy in the US. Speakers li
This issue of the Skeptical Eye critically examines psychic phenomena and pseudoscience. Articles debunk mentalist Kreskin, question hypnosis and past-life recall, and analyze a pu
This issue of the NCAS Skeptical Eye covers several topics related to skepticism and pseudoscience. An article examines the NBC show "Unsolved Mysteries" focus on Edgar Cayce, a ps
This issue of the Skeptical Eye covers the CSICOP conference, highlighting strengths and weaknesses, and featuring a keynote by Donald C. Johanson. It details James Randi's resigna
This issue of the Skeptical Eye examines various topics from a skeptical perspective. It critiques cancer quackery and the limitations of AI therapy programs, while also investigat
This issue of the Skeptical Eye covers a range of topics from the unusual to the scientific. It details a bizarre search for a Baconian vault in Williamsburg, Virginia, and debunks
This issue of Skeptical Eye investigates claims of religious miracles and pseudoscientific practices. It examines the case of weeping statues and stigmata in Virginia, questioning
This issue of Skeptical Eye critically examines the Natural Law Party, questioning its claims of scientifically proven solutions and its connection to Transcendental Meditation. It
This issue of the Skeptical Eye investigates the alleged Sir Francis Bacon vault in Williamsburg, Virginia, with an archaeological dig finding no evidence of a vault. It also criti
This issue of Skeptical Eye delves into various topics related to skepticism and critical thinking. It examines the historical Koresh cult founded by Cyrus Reed Teed, whose cosmolo
This issue of Skeptical Eye examines the cultural phenomenon of Jurassic Park, questioning its scientific accuracy and ethical messages. It contrasts the film's portrayal of scienc
This issue of the Skeptical Eye delves into the shortcomings of science education, particularly concerning fundamentalist influences that can lead to a distorted understanding of s
This issue of Skeptical Eye delves into various topics, including the prophecies of Nostradamus, the practice and claims surrounding Qigong in China, and a filmography of doomsday
This issue of the Skeptical Eye features an in memoriam for Elena Watson, a columnist. Randall Lockwood discusses the complex relationship between animal rights and science, arguin
This issue of Skeptical Eye details the resolution of the legal dispute between James Randi and Uri Geller, where Geller agreed to pay significant sanctions to CSICOP. It also expl
This issue highlights the establishment of the James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, dedicated to critical thinking and scientific education. It de
The National Capital Area Skeptics (NCAS) held its 'Millennium Madness' weekend retreat in Fredericksburg, VA, on May 8-9, 1999. The event focused on 'Millennial Madness,' explorin
This issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye covers a 'Ghostbusting 101' seminar discussing the history of spiritualism, starting with the Fox sisters' 1848 trick. It also
This issue of Skeptical Eye explores various skeptical investigations and historical perspectives. It features Joe Holbert's 'Ghostbusting 101' seminar on using technology to detec
This issue of Skeptical Eye features an article on Kari Coleman's experiences as a fake psychic, detailing her involvement with Penn & Teller and her research into paranormal claim
This issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye features an in-depth look at mentalist Jamy Ian Swiss, exploring his performance and views on skepticism. It also covers a fes
This issue of Skeptical Eye features an article on applying scientific principles to alternative medicine claims, questioning how to evaluate research in implausible domains. It in
This issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye features an article on the psychology of psychic readings by Ray Hyman, who discusses the nature of psychic readings and the i
This issue of Skeptical Eye examines the rise of forensic science on television, highlighting shows like CSI and their emphasis on physical evidence and educated investigators. It
This issue of the Skeptical Eye examines how pseudoscience infiltrates journalism, highlighting the importance of scientific literacy and balanced reporting. It delves into the 'co
This issue of the Skeptical Eye focuses on scams, fakes, and frauds, with a cover story titled 'April Anti-Fools a Great Success!' The magazine explores various forms of deception,
This issue delves into the historical context of the Salem witchcraft trials, challenging popular misconceptions such as witches being burned (they were hanged) and the origin of t
This issue of Skeptical Eye highlights Michael Shermer's receipt of the NCAS Philip J. Klass Award for his contributions to critical thinking. It features a review of his book 'Why
This issue of the National Capital Area Skeptical Eye (2008/2009) highlights the awarding of the Philip J. Klass Awards to James Randi and Bob Park for their contributions to criti
This issue of the National Capital Skeptical Eye highlights Professor Paul Kurtz receiving the 2009 NCAS Philip J. Klass Award for his contributions to organized scientific skeptic