Skeptical Inquirer vol.33 no.1 January-Frebruary

Skeptical Inquirer vol.33 no.1 January-Frebruary Articles: UFOs and Aliens in Space DAVID MORRISON The Minsk UFO Case: Misperception and Exaggeration James Oberg ‘Buzzing Bee’ Missile Mythology Flies Again KINGSTON A. GEORGE UFOs: an Assessment of Thirty Years of Official Studies in France David Rossoni, Eric Maillot, and Eric Déguillaume Roswell Update: Fading Star? DAVE THOMAS An Astronomer Looks at UFOs: ANDREW FRAKNOI The Trained Observer of Unusual JAMES McGAHA The Stephenville Lights: What Actually Happened The Editors Same Planet, Different Worldview TYLER A. KOKJOHN Columns: EDITOR’S NOTE UFOs: Fact and Fiction—A Special Issue NEWS AND COMMENT Discovery of HIV Nets 2008 Nobel Prize for Two French Virologists / FTC Warns Against Bogus Cancer Cures, Charges Five Companies / Sid the Science Kid: Meet Bill Nye for the Preschool Set / Kansas Gym Ghost Video Mystery Solved / Skeptics Create Creepy Café INVESTIGATIVE FILES Return to Roswell JOE NICKELL PSYCHIC VIBRATIONS Nazi Saucers and Antigravity Robert Sheaffer THINKING ABOUT SCIENCE Experimental Philosophy, an Oxymoron? Massimo Pigliucci NOTES ON A STRANGE WORLD Search for the Ark Massimo Polidoro THE SKEPTICAL INQUIREE XanGo Juice: Miracle or Myth? Benjamin Radford Follow-up: Cyberonics Responds to Barglow’s ‘Corporate Self-Interest and Vagus Nerve Stimulation for Depression’ George Parker Response to Cyberonics Letter of Criticism Peter Barglow

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