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Skeptics in the Pub, tomorrow
Jan. 14th, 2008 05:09 pmTomorrow night is the first Skeptics in the Pub of 2008, with the title of "The British X-Files".
Nick Pope will discuss the Ministry of Defence's policy on UFOs, explain how investigations are undertaken and discuss some of the UK's best known UFO sightings. He'll give some new insights into Britain's most famous UFO incident, in Rendlesham Forest, and will discuss his investigation into a case from 1993 which involved liaison with the US Embassy and led to the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff being briefed. Nick will also discuss the MoD's remote viewing study and their involvement in the crop circle mystery. Finally, Nick will talk about the Freedom of Information Act, the release of MoD files on UFOs, and all the latest UFO-related news.
It's in our new venue, the basement bar of the Penderel's Oak on Holborn. It's a Wetherspoon's, so there is decent ale at good prices, reasonable food, and we have the whole basement area to ourselves, so there's abundant comfy seating, with tables, and a PA system so it's easier to hear. All welcome! We ask for a voluntary donation of £2 to help cover costs.
Nick Pope will discuss the Ministry of Defence's policy on UFOs, explain how investigations are undertaken and discuss some of the UK's best known UFO sightings. He'll give some new insights into Britain's most famous UFO incident, in Rendlesham Forest, and will discuss his investigation into a case from 1993 which involved liaison with the US Embassy and led to the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff being briefed. Nick will also discuss the MoD's remote viewing study and their involvement in the crop circle mystery. Finally, Nick will talk about the Freedom of Information Act, the release of MoD files on UFOs, and all the latest UFO-related news.
It's in our new venue, the basement bar of the Penderel's Oak on Holborn. It's a Wetherspoon's, so there is decent ale at good prices, reasonable food, and we have the whole basement area to ourselves, so there's abundant comfy seating, with tables, and a PA system so it's easier to hear. All welcome! We ask for a voluntary donation of £2 to help cover costs.
