The Skeptics Guide #101 - Jun 20 2007

The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe

Dr. Steven Novella MD

Science, Skeptic, Paranormal, Skepticism, Psuedoscience, Fringe-science

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🗓️ 30 June 2007

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Interview with Orac - The author of Respectful Insolence Science Blog; News Items: Do black holes exist, President Bush vetoes new stem cell bill, Legends for profit; Your Questions and Emails: Belgium skeptic sued, The Galileo gambit; Science or Fiction; Skeptical Puzzle

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Skeptic's Guide to the Universe.
0:07.0	You're escape to reality.
0:12.0	Hello and welcome to the Skeptic's Guide to the Universe.
0:15.0	Today is Wednesday, June 20th, 2007.
0:18.0	And this is your host, Stephen Novela, president of the New England Skeptical Society.
0:22.0	Joining me this evening are Bob Novela.
0:25.0	Hey everybody, Perry DeAngeloos.
0:27.0	Hello.
0:28.0	Evan Bernstein.
0:29.0	Hi everyone.
0:30.0	And Jane O'Malley.
0:31.0	Good evening.
0:32.0	Rebecca Watson has the evening off.
0:35.0	So she's not with us today.
0:38.0	Guys, night out.
0:39.0	She will be back next week.
0:42.0	We have an interview coming up with ORAC, the Skeptic's Old Blogger.
0:47.0	And it's a long interview so we're going to keep the news and emails a little bit short this week.
0:53.0	The first news item has to do with black holes, possibly not existing.
1:01.0	Bob, why don't you tell us about this item?
1:04.0	Yeah, this one was quite a shocker, if it's true.
1:07.0	I'm shocked.
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