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Since 1982, the Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) has provided a critical forum for sharing original research into conventional and unconventional topics. Subjects often cross mainstream boundaries, yet may have profound implications for human knowledge and technology. We publish a peer-reviewed journal and the popular EdgeScience magazine, host conferences, and connect scholars. more

Call for Abstracts
SSE’s 43rd Annual Conference

August 30-31, 2025

The Program Committee invites abstract submissions for this year's Online Conference to be held August 30-31, 2025.  

The conference theme is “Exploring the Unexplained.”

Abstract submission deadline is June 16, 2025

With the ever-expanding scientific knowledge and ever-exploding technological advances, we may be wondering where the boundary of scientific discovery resides, what governs the conditioning of the boundary of discovery, and which edge of the establishment the boundary of the discovery must stay on and not walk off.

In fact, science is not a collection of truths. It is a continuing exploration of mysteries (Freedman Dyson).

The value of science, of all its many values, the greatest must be the freedom to doubt (Richard Feynman).

Science advances by questioning the present.

Call for Abstracts

SSE's First "Encounters" Webinar March 19, 2025

2:00 to 4:30pm Pacific Time

Remote Viewing Unlocked!

We are excited to have Debra Lynne Katz, Ph.D., President, International Remote Viewing Association, present an exclusive Society for Scientific Exploration Live Zoom Event. 

  • Hear the history of remote viewing as a scientifically-studied phenomenon and helpful practice for everyday life. 
  • Learn basic approaches to gain information about a distant “target” and how to extract additional data from earlier impressions.
  • Participate in an actual remote viewing session.

More Information and Registration

In Memory of Peter Sturrock

 

Peter Sturrock, founding President of the SSE, passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his friends and family, on August 12, 2024, at the age of 100. Peter was a leader among those rare scientists who made major contributions in both conventional and non-conventional science.  On the conventional side, Sturrock was known worldwide for his profound contributions to the fields of astrophysics, plasma physics, and solar research.  He continued that work until the very end of his life as a distinguished physicist and emeritus professor at Stanford University

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The Society for Scientific Exploration provides a critical international forum for sharing original research on unconventional topics and furthering our understanding of human capabilities.

The society is fully donor and member-funded, with contributions providing support for the open access dissemination  of research through a peer-reviewed journal and SSE-hosted conferences where professional researchers and interested members of the public engage with one another to advance science.

Anyone can join the society by making an annual contribution, with the membership level dependent on level of contribution and academic status. All contributions are tax deductible.

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