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That's All Folks ...

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John Rimmer Editorial Notes, Magonia 99, April 2009 Well here it is. Welcome to Magonia 99, the last in the series which has survive...

Magonia Memories: Where Did It All Go Right?

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Peter Rogerson 'Northern Echoes', Magonia 99, April 2009 It is hard to imagine that this journal in some incarnation or another...

Some Thoughts on 'The UFO as an Anti-Scientific Symbol'

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John Rimmer Magonia 99, April 2009 I decided to reprint this article [1] in the last print issue of Magonia, as it is one of the mos...

A Testable Hypothesis

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Jerome Clark Magonia 99, April 2009   On June 25, 1947, a falsifiable hypothesis about the transparently bogus character of the "...

Mediums, Mystics and Martians

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Gareth J. Medway Magonia 99, April 2009 In 1853 Spiritualism became the latest fashionable pursuit in the southern Spanish port of Ca...

Seriously Silly

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'The Pelican' Magonia 98, September 2008 The Pelican has long since solved the UFO so-called "mystery". There are two ...

UFOs at the National Archives

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David Clarke Magonia 98, September 2008   For the past six decades the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has kept what it knew about the topi...

Scalping the Skeptics

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"The Pelican" from Magonia 82, August, 2003 The Pelican does not like being described as a sceptic. This is because so many people...

Apollo 20: A Space Absurdity

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Curtis Peebles Magonia 97, April 2008. Beginning in April of 2007, an individual with the user name ‘retiredafb’ began posting a series ...

Curiouser and Curiouser: ‘High Strangeness’ UFO Encounters

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Gareth J. Medway Magonia 97, April 2008 The term ‘High Strangeness’ refers to those UFO cases where the witnesses do not merely claim to...