Skeptoid

The Australian outback's mysterious jack o' lantern has sparked some good stories, but some even better science.

We cast our skeptical eye upon two vast hazards to navigation said to lurk in the centers of the two great oceans.

Wealthy and powerful men gather annually at the mysterious Bohemian Grove -- but not to plot global domination.

If they're offering extraterrestrial real estate or star-naming rights for sale, chances are it's a ripoff.

This mysterious treasure pit on a Nova Scotia island has a fascinating natural explanation.

Skeptoid answers some questions sent in by students.

The artificial sweetener aspartame is falsely accused of being the cause of nearly every disease.

We turn our skeptical eye on claims of incorruptibility - bodies that do not decay after death.

A critical look at the pseudoscientific antics of some of today's celebrities.

A critical look at the original UFO abduction story, that so many people take for granted.

More fun from the inbox, responding to listener feedback.

A close look at HAARP, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, and the claim that it's a superweapon.

No, Nikola Tesla did not design a superweapon capable of vaporizing whole parts of the earth.

A new Young Earth Fundamentalist online encyclopedia rears its ugly head.

Skeptoid answers some more questions from students. Send yours in today!

An exploration of the best way to evaluate an old, unsubstantiated folk legend like The Bell Witch.

There is neither evidence nor plausible hypothetical foundation for cell phone signals to be at all dangerous.

Being known as a skeptic is not necessarily good for your social life. Here's how to overcome the difficulties.

A pair of young Italian brothers probably didn't uncover evidence of Soviet cosmonauts dying in space.

Skeptoid answers some questions sent in by students.