Archive
From the archive: Forgive us our trespassers – Rendlesham and diplomacy
From the archives in 2006, Peter Brookesmith considers the diplomatic aspects of the Rendlesham ‘cover-up’
From the archive: The Rendlesham Incident – Some Lessons for UFOlogy
From the archives in 2006, Jenny Randles describes her own long involvement with the case and considers its implications for UFOlogy in general
From the archive: The Truth about Rendlesham
From the archives in 2006, James Easton presents the first of a series of articles on Britain’s most notorious UFO case.
From the archive: Rendlesham Forest – Britain’s Roswell?
From the archives in 2006, would the release of official documents relating to the Rendlesham Forest incident reveal that a UFO really landed? Dr David Clarke investigates.
Pop-science isn’t ‘dumbing down’, it’s opening the door and welcoming people in
From the archives, Julian Baggini explains that doommongering about 'dumbing down' underestimates the intelligence of the general public
Rhyme and Reason – Magnetic quackery
From the archives, Steve Donnelly takes a look at MagneCare's claims that magnetism can cure all manner of ailments
Cognitive dissonance – the mental gymnastics that help us rationalise our sloppy thinking
From the archives, Lee Traynor looks at how cognitive dissonance important in understanding pseudoscience
Feel the force – examining the imagination’s role in Ki Aikido and soft martial arts
From the archives, barefoot sceptic Martin Parkinson ‘fesses up and counts his new age brownie points.
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