"I shall not commit the fashionable stupidity of regarding everything I cannot explain as a fraud." C.G. Jung
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THE SCOLE EXPERIMENT
A five-year scientific investigation into life after death and other dimensions
'The most important scientific investigation of life after death in history'
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THE SCOLE EXPERIMENT
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WHO IS 'BLUE' ?
Actual video evidence of
'Blue' a 'Visitor' to The Scole Experiment on 10 April 1998 |
WHO IS 'BLUE-TWO' ?
Actual video evidence of
'Blue-Two' a 'Visitor' to The Scole Experiment on 20 April 1998 |
THE BOOK
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THE REPORT
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THE DIARY
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THE DOCUMENTARY
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INTERVIEWS
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OVERVIEW
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PERSPECTIVES
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SCOLE AMAZON
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SCOLE KINDLE
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SCOLE iBOOKS
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SCOLE TWITTER
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SCOLE FB
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(1993-1998) The Scole Experiment Overview: Context and Background... A five-year, 500-session, 1000-hour, multi-country, multi-disciplinary experiment testing paranormal evidence for 'life after death' and 'other dimensions' of conscious existence.
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SCOLE OVERVIEW
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SCOLE CELLAR
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The Scole Experiment and Science: Aesop's 'Bundle of Sticks' Principle... 1 stick of paranormal evidence is interesting, 100 sticks of paranormal evidence requires the new phenomenon to be accepted as 'normal'. The question we're trying to answer is: How many evidence 'sticks' are there in the Scole 'Bundle'? See The S-Files
NORMAL SCIENCE
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PARANORMAL SCIENCE
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BUNDLE OF STICKS: STRONG EVIDENCE
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Professor Emeritus, Ivor Grattan Guinness was intrigued: 'The lights I caught in my hands at The Scole Experiment had mass. Multiple Big Bang, co-present, parallel universe theory may explain it. The big problem is: how do the dimensions interact?'
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Consultant Engineer, Dr Walter Schnittger, travelled to take part in The Scole Experiment from Germany to oversee the security for the 'padlocked box' paranormal photographic experiments. 'I have no normal explanation for how the images got onto the film'.
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(1993-1998) The Scole Experience: What was it like to be there?
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Jennifer Jones, from England, attended The Scole Experiment sessions. She describes her experience and reaction as 'a very fast little Light flew around the Scole Cellar, went into my hair, and buzzed around in it like a bee'.
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American George Dalzell, a Licensed Clinical Bereavement Counsellor, had no 'normal' explanation for his experiences when The Scole Experiment was demonstrated in the USA. Here he confirms that 'the Lights obeyed my thoughts'.
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SCOLE CELLAR
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SCOLE 'APPORTS'
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SCOLE PHENOMENA
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(1993-1998) The Scole Experiments: Paranormal Science researchers attempt to make two-way contact with the 'Team of Many Minds', 'Communicators' from the Afterlife and Other Dimensions.
PARANORMAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIMENTS
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PARANORMAL VIDEO + MIRRORS EXPERIMENTS
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TRANS-DIMENSIONAL COMMUNICATION EXPERIMENTS
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(1993-1998) The Scole Evidence: The results of the The Scole Experiments included Paranormal Evidence in the form of photographic images, audio recordings, and video streams.
S-FILES: PARANORMAL EVIDENCE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE
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VIDEO EVIDENCE
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(1999) Publication of The Scole Experiment: Scientific Evidence for Life After Death by 'paranormal' journalists and authors, Grant and Jane Solomon. A 314-page book with colour illustrations of the major evidence, intended for the general reader and an international audience. Written in association with the Scole Experimental Group and the three principal scientific investigators, Professor Arthur Ellison (Electrical Engineering), former SPR President Montague Keen, and Professor David Fontana (Psychology).
THE BOOK
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SUNDAY TIMES COVER
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DAILY MAIL SERIAL
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INTERNATIONAL MEDIA
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(1999) Publication of The Scole Report. A 334-page, scholarly, scientific, illustrated record of the research conducted by the three principal scientific investigators, Professor Arthur Ellison (Electrical Engineering), former SPR President Montague Keen, and Professor David Fontana (Psychology).
THE REPORT
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SPR INVESTIGATORS
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SECURITY BOX
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VIDEO EVIDENCE
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(1999) The Scole Debate, Kensington Library, London. International contributors attended the debate to discuss the The Scole Investigation. The Scole Report authors put their case. Critics questioned methods and findings. Grant and Jane Solomon, as authors of The Scole Experiment book, were given permission to film the proceedings and interview participants.
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The Society for Psychical Research (SPR) hosted The Scole Debate on 11 December 1999 at Kensington Library in London. Grant Solomon, author of 'The Scole Experiment', presents and outlines some of the evidence from the displays exhibited at the venue prior to the debate.
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At The Scole Debate, authors of 'The Scole Experiment', Grant and Jane Solomon, were given permission to film. Retired lawyer and Chair of the debate, Mary Rose Barrington, presents an opening statement outlining how the debate will be conducted. The Scole Debate is covered in more detail in the updated 2006 edition of The Scole Experiment: Scientific Evidence for Life After Death, a book covering the whole five-year experiment. The Scole Report contains detailed criticism of the Report by SPR colleagues of the authors, and comprehensive replies to critics by the principal investigators.
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George Dalzell's experiences at The Scole Experiment in America were such that he considered it important to travel to London from the USA to present his Witness Testimony at the Scole Debate. He attended one of the experimental sessions at the home of a well-known American medium, Brian Hurst, when the Scole Group visited the USA. His experience of The Scole Experiment 'transformed a life's worth of limited perceptions overnight'. He experienced 'light phenomena which responded to thought' and received 'authentic communication' from a deceased friend.
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(1999-Present) The Scole Criticisms. Critics of The Scole Investigation and Report questioned the methods and findings of colleagues who attended The Scole Experiment sessions. These are covered in detail in The Scole Report and will be outlined here in due course.
(Present) Skeptics. There are many scientists and others, such as James Randi the magician, who currently self-describe themselves as 'Skeptics'; (we use the US English 'Sk' here, rather than the British English 'Sc', since it now seems to be favoured by most commentators). We have created a category for this very-strongly-held-and-loudly-voiced Skeptical approach, 'Ultranormal Science', to distinguish its proponents from Normal Science, which tends in general to address the issues from a point of view nearer the centre of the spectrum of views.
(1999-Present) Responses to Critics and Wider Perspectives: Interviews with three of The Scole Experiment scientific investigators below...
DR RUPERT SHELDRAKE
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SPR HISTORIAN MONTAGUE KEEN
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PROFESSOR DAVID FONTANA
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The Paranormal Pantomime: Randi Prize = $1m if you can 'prove the paranormal'; Zammit Prize = $1m if you can 'disprove the paranormal'. Is this helpful to sensible investigation, study, and debate of paranormal 'psi experiences' reported by millions of people?
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