Monthly Archives: August 2007

New Statesman; Life and Society Ziauddin Sardar In the age of the internet and instant communications, aliens have become irrelevant It has been a bad summer for aliens. The last UFO sighting in Britain (the only one this year) was … Continue reading →

15-18 Intuition Network, Submitted by the Odd Emperor with express thanks to the Red Queen. Bring on The Psychic Liberation Movement! I assure you these are not refugees from a fifth season episode of Babylon 5, these are real psychics … Continue reading →

….Via BS Alert Bill Nye, the harmless children’s edu-tainer known as “The Science Guy,” managed to offend a select group of adults in Waco, Texas at a presentation, when he suggested that the moon does not emit light, but instead … Continue reading →

San Fransico Chronicle Kevin Fagan, Chronicle Staff Writer Saturday, August 25, 2007   Bet you didn’t know there was a civilization on the moon as recently as 1870. Or that a 900-year-old skull dug up in Mexico dubbed “Starchild” is … Continue reading →

– people refuse to believe it’s a hoax. LA Times. There’s been sea-change in Ufology evidence this summer. Well; not really, the principle has been there all along but the point has been driven home so hard that only the … Continue reading →

…via the UFO Geek’s blog The venerable publication UFO Magazine continues to make a legal comedy show by sending out sternly worded letters admonishing people from using the term UFO in their own publications. It’s happened second time, to the … Continue reading →

 by Mack White Sixty-four years ago this month, six million Americans became unwitting subjects in an experiment in psychological warfare. It was the night before Halloween, 1938. At 8 p.m. CST, the Mercury Radio on the Air began broadcasting Orson … Continue reading →

It has come to the attention of the Empire of the Odd staff that some people in the UFO Biz have come to the egregiously mistaken conclusion that this publication should not be taken seriously. I stand here, a pillar … Continue reading →