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Following Brian Laythe's mention in SaltWire this week, here is the research behind it: journalofscientificexplorati…
How can we study exceptional human experiences in a way that respects what people report while staying careful about what the evidence allows us to conclude?
Read the full interview with JSE's incoming EIC: scientificexploration.org/sy…
Skeptics call abduction reports “just stories.” At #SSE2026, John Blitch and Michael Kelly argue the medical records say otherwise: documented injuries, extracted implants, and striking parallels to veterinary tagging. Judge the evidence yourself: youtu.be/H9EvhJV9xxA
We love hearing from SSE members. Did you snap some great photos at a conference, or are you working on new research you’d like to share? Send us a message, and we may feature your work in an upcoming post or the Explorer newsletter.
Join us for our next MAVERICK talk on Sunday, November 8, with Sky Nelson-Isaacs: Holographic Time: How Temporal Intervals May Encode Themselves in the Frequency Domain. Register here: scientificexploration.org/ev…
"Science needs more disruptive research." Incoming JSE Editor-in-Chief Everton Maraldi shares his vision for the journal in the October Explorer. scientificexploration.org/Ex…
Why do ghostly experiences keep happening to certain people? SaltWire's look at Atlantic Canada's haunted stories features SSE member Brian Laythe's research on Haunted People Syndrome. saltwire.com/newfoundland-la…
Discussion 1 of the Explorer Book Club is open. Read Beyond Reason by SSE member Dr. Gregg Korbon with us, share your thoughts in the comments, and join his live Q&A on November 16. societyforscientificexplorat…
SSE President Jim Houran and SSE member Brian Laythe spoke at the 2026 Halifax Paranormal Symposium, hosted by @PPRIInc. Pictured: Brian Laythe, Elliott Van Dusen (PPRI), and Jim Houran.
How can science take extraordinary human experiences seriously while staying careful about the evidence? In the October Explorer, incoming JSE Editor-in-Chief Everton Maraldi shares his vision for the journal.
Read it here: scientificexploration.org/sy…
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🔬 Applications are open for the 2026 edition of the #NunoGrandeDoctoralScholarships!
Created by the family of Professor Nuno Grande, @ICBAS_UPorto and the #BialFoundation, the scholarships once again recognise three research projects in #FundamentalHealthSciences, awarding grants of €25,000 each (totalling €75,000).
ℹ️ Regulations and applications are available until January 16, 2027 at fundacaobial.com/en-GB/grant…
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Heard Dr. Dean Radin on Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown this week? Here’s his #SSE2026 Dinsdale Award talk: how new analytical methods applied to large databases are making psi effects in remote viewing and precognition easier to detect. youtube.com/watch?v=xVeJs644…
The Explorer Book Club starts Monday. We’re reading Beyond Reason by Gregg, Korbon, with Discussion 1 on Substack Oct 19 and a live Q&A with the author Nov 16. Who’s reading along? societyforscientificexplorat…
Tomorrow: physicist Daniel Sheehan on “How to Build a Time Machine” in SSE’s Anomalies 101 webinar. Also this week: Models of Consciousness 7 (Copenhagen) and Berkeley’s States of Consciousness. Which time paradox bothers you most?
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🚨 David Grusch, Yankee Blue and Trust.
In today’s episode I sit down with legal expert, lawyer and CNN legal analyst @rossgarber to talk all things David Grusch and evidence behind secrecy.
Full episode: youtu.be/yQlYKelW7Z4?is=27-R…
Bigfoot in the Fall JSE: William Munns reviews the documentary "Capturing Bigfoot," and Bruce Champagne analyzes reported relict hominoid incursions into populated areas. journalofscientificexplorati…
The Pentagon's UAP files show what people saw. Russ Scalpone studies what happened to the people who saw it: most of 131 experiencers called their encounters positive, often with lasting shifts in spirituality. Full #SSE2026 talk: youtu.be/g2_BdQ3b5XY #UAP
Time travel: science fiction or open physics question? Physicist Daniel Sheehan leads SSE's "How to Build a Time Machine" webinar Oct 13, 12-2 PM ET. Registration closes Oct 11. scientificexploration.org/20…
Avi Loeb, chair of the White House UAP Science Advisory Council, is proposing an XPRIZE for finding alien technology. His case: AI draws enormous investment, while the search for intelligence beyond Earth receives almost none. #UAP
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