In October we will take part in the third Global Skeptics in the Pub event! It will be a 24-hour online event - see details on the site - and the Rocky Mountain Atheists is a Participating Organization. You can join us online.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Come join our book club! Whether you're a casual reader or a total bookworm, we’re diving into a new story every month, sharing thoughts, laughs, and insights. This month, the Book Club will be discussing the book The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Catch up with what our speakers did last week #SethAndrews #psychicsofinstagram #psychics

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week #humanist

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

How did medical misinformation go from the margins to the mainstream—and what does it mean for our health? Join us in the exploration of why we fall for medical myths, how social media fuels misinformation, and how public health reached this troubling point.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Catch up with what our speakers did last week #SethAndrews #psychicsofinstagram #psychics

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week #humanist

Ancient teeth from Indonesia may provide the earliest evidence yet of human drug use, revealing that people may have been using psychoactive betel nuts as far back as 25,000 years ago.

Solar power is booming, with costs halving over two decades and batteries boosting reliability and adoption.

New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus' clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.

Proposal uses yeast-driven adhesive foam and gelatin to 3D print Martian structures with low energy.

☕️✨ Coffee Chat Time! Join the RMA for a cozy and fun-filled coffee chat online! Whether you’re a regular or it’s your first time, we’d love to see you there. Come share your thoughts, swap stories, or just enjoy some good company over a warm cup of coffee. It’s the perfect way to unwind and connect!

We should have identifiable AI voices to prevent emotional misreadings and use a neutral, non-human speaking style as a safer, clearer default.

Catch up with what our speakers did last week #SethAndrews #psychicsofinstagram #psychics

A bio-inspired shielding idea using water-filled aluminum eggs shows promise for protecting spacecraft from fast-moving debris.

Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week #humanist

After a summer hiatus, join us Tuesday night for a special discussion on the future of LWR before resuming with our regularly scheduled topic.

Dragonfly’s mission blends flying lab with Titan exploration, aiming for a 2028 launch and a multi-year surface and atmospheric study.

Join us for a fun and lively night at Skeptics in the Pub with the RMA! It’s the perfect chance to meet like-minded people, share ideas, and enjoy a casual evening of skepticism and conversation. This month's topic is Jesus Cured my ADHD. See you there! 🍻

Biofield scans lack solid evidence and may distract from real medical care.

Join us for Thriving Without Religion, an in-person public event about building purpose, ethics, and community in a secular life. Whether you’re questioning faith or already secular, come connect, learn, and celebrate reason and shared humanity. #humanism #religion

A bold proposal to end leap seconds could let UTC diverge from Earth's rotation for hours, reducing long-term risk to infrastructure while introducing new timing challenges.

Catch up with what our speakers did last week #SethAndrews #psychicsofinstagram #psychics

BepiColombo nears Mercury after a decade of journey, with final orbital insertion and science ready to begin.

Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week #humanist

A 1,000-year record preserved in Galápagos corals suggests strong El Niño events have become more frequent as the planet has warmed. The findings add to evidence that climate change may be altering one of Earth’s major climate patterns.

How did medical misinformation go from the margins to the mainstream—and what does it mean for our health? Join us in the exploration of why we fall for medical myths, how social media fuels misinformation, and how public health reached this troubling point.

Detecting gravity at the quantum level moves from theory to testable experiments, reshaping our view of spacetime and the universe.

Roman telescope launches, opening new horizons in exoplanet imaging and cosmic mapping, as part of NASA’s open-data, multi-telescope network.

Come join our book club! Whether you're a casual reader or a total bookworm, we’re diving into a new story every month, sharing thoughts, laughs, and insights. This month, the Book Club will be discussing the book Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy by Mary Roach.

AI-assisted research training shows how to embed AI in learning to improve critical thinking and create verifiable, evidence-based research questions.

Catch up with what our speakers did last week #SethAndrews #psychicsofinstagram #psychics

A new study demonstrates electricity-free elastocaloric cooling using nickel-titanium foils, hinting at scalable, waste-heat powered datacenter cooling.

Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week #humanist

Drone delivery is growing, aided by better batteries and AI. It will complement trucks, tackle urgent needs, but requires safe drop zones and security measures.

Come join us to watch and support the Pride Parade downtown. Wear your RMA and Rainbow gear!

Peace begins with understanding, open dialogue, and our willingness to see the humanity in one another. This September, as we recognize the International Day of Peace, we reflect on how reason, empathy, and critical thinking can help bridge our differences. We hope it inspires a little more curiosity, connection, and peace!

How do we honour life without religious rituals? Join us for a fascinating talk on the rise of personalized, secular approaches to death, grief, and remembrance. Discover how our rituals are evolving in a changing world.

The NIH’s new scoring format could hide political bias in grant decisions, echoing Lysenkoism and risking scientific integrity.

Traumatic brain injury affects millions each year, with many survivors facing long-term challenges. A major study highlights prevention, acute care, and rehabilitation as the paths to fewer deaths and better outcomes.