Skepticism

From the archives: Write your own pseudoscience – a new angle on the prophecies of Nostradamus 

From the archives in 1993, Bob Basalla tries his hand at writing his own pseudoscientific tome, on chess history, with Nostradamus as a guide.

Consumer protection campaigner Martin Lewis wins 2026 Skeptical Activism Ockham award

Martin Lewis, a consumer protection journalist who campaigns against finance scams, wins the 2026 Ockham Award for Skeptical Activism.

Lord Toby Young and the Daily Sceptic win 2026 Rusty Razor award for worst pseudoscience of the year

Lord Toby Young and the Daily Sceptic, prolific promoters of climate change denial and antivax misinformation, win the 2026 Rusty Razor Award.

From the archives: A Supernatural IQ? Investigating a claim to an extraordinary IQ

From the archives in 1993, Andrew M Colman questions contemporaneous claims of extraordinarily and implausibly high IQ scores.

From the archives: The Big Bang Controversy – A look at pseudoscience in cosmology  

From the archives in 1993, Taner Edis looks at what was known about the origin of the universe at the time, and the importance of critiquing current science.

From the archives: Psychic Diary – The Flixton Woodpecker

From the archives in 1993, Toby Howard explains how even mysterious tapping sounds that befuddle authorities can have perfectly natural origins.

From the archives: Unravelling the mysteries of creativity

From the archives in 1993, Margaret Boden looks at the mystery and paradox of human creativity, and where creative ideas come from.

From the archives: At the frontiers of science – cataloguing the anomalies and curiosities of nature

From the archives in 1993, William R Corliss summarises lessons learned from the first 86 issues of Science Frontiers magazine.
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