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| | Commentary |
| Craig A. FOSTER | Flat-Earth Anxieties Reflect Misplaced Priorities | 10-11 |
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| | Special Report |
| Yaël NAZÉ | A Doctoral Dissertation on a Geocentric Flat Earth
‘Zetetic’ Astronomy at the University Level | 11-14 |
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| | Investigative Files |
| Joe NICKELL | Navy Pilot’s 2004 UFO: A Comedy of Errors | 16-18 |
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| | Notes on a Strange World |
| Massimo POLIDORO | Does the Vatican Hold a Painting of a UFO? | 19 |
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| | Skeptical Inquiree |
| Benjamin RADFORD | The Case of the Curious Christmas Light | 24-25 |
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| Matthew J. SHARPS | Percival Lowell and the Canals of Mars
The ‘canals’ of Mars don’t exist, and they never did; yet they were repeatedly reported and defended as scientific realities by many great astronomers. Why? | 41-46 |
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| Osczevski. Randall J. | The 1849 Balvullich Ice Fall
A mass of solid ice weighing nearly a ton fell on a Scottish farm on the estate at Ord during a thunderstorm on July 30, 1849. Theories abound as to its origin, some more fanciful than others. New analysis suggests that the ice originated locally and did not fall from the sky, as has long been thought. | 54-57 |
