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| | From the Editor |
| Kendrick FRAZIER | Aliens and UFOs: What They Tell Us about Ourselves | 4 |
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| | News and Comment |
| David MORRISON | Fear of Aliens: How to Protect Alien Microbes (and Us) | 6-7 |
| Joe NICKELL, James McGAHA | New York Times Again Hypes Saucers | 7 |
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| James UNDERDOWN | The Salton Sea Flat Earth Test
When Skeptics Meet Deniers | 14-15 |
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| Joe NICKELL, James McGAHA | UFO Identification Process
There is a wide variety of natural explanations for things we see in the sky that are easy to misinterpret | 34-37 |
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| Eric WOJCIECHOWSKI | UFOs: Why Humanoid Aliens? Why So Varied?
UFOlogy is replete with varying descriptions of UFOs and their occupants—so much so that concluding an alien intelligence is piloting them goes against the more logical and reasonable conclusion that the only intelligence behind the phenomenon is the human brain itself | 38-40 |
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| David ZEIGLER | Those Supposed Aliens Might Be Worms
Many believe life on alien planets would likely include intelligent humanoids, and much of science fiction uses this idea. Based on what we know of evolution on Earth, there is really no basis for this belief; however, one supportable prediction for alien lifeform would be worms | 41-44 |
Collection: Libriufo
