Live film screening presented by producer Brian Dunning.

Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.

Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.

SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except that its content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.

The original Drinking Skeptically chapter, now social distancing friendly!

New York City Skeptics is thrilled to welcome skeptical ghost-hunter extraordinaire Kenny Biddle for a "paranormal watch-along," as we check out some of the best evidence the OTHER guys can come up with and see how well it measures up.

Join your fellow skeptics and critical-thinkers at our virtual diner to discuss these and other topics.

The original Drinking Skeptically chapter, now social distancing friendly!

SkeptiCamp is like a science conference, except that its content is provided by the attendees themselves! Anyone can be a presenter, as long as your topic has something to do with science and/or skepticism.

Dr. Caleb Scharf will discuss recent work on studying climate states of terrestrial-type planets in preparation for future astronomical studies of other worlds. He'll also talk about new computer modeling work on the long-standing 'Fermi Paradox' - the absence of signs of interstellar civilizations in our galaxy - and an intriguing possible resolution, and some ideas about the nature of memes in the context of searching for signals from elsewhere in the universe.