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The article discusses the fascination with the spirit world during the Victorian era in England, from 1837 to 1901. It highlights the interest in mediums and séances, where people attempted to communicate with the dead. The article mentions notable figures such as journalist W.T. Stead, physicist William Crookes, and medium D.D. Home. It also briefly mentions the Fox sisters, who gained fame for their supposed communication with spirits. The article concludes by suggesting that the ghosts of these individuals may still be present today. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on several scientific researches conducted in history including rotation of a table, pair of ghosts in Great Britain and a ghost of a murdered peddler.

The short story "It's Raksha Bandhan!" by Anna Neher, Art by Kristin Kwan is presented.

The article discusses sea creatures of Scandinavia such as Kraken, Prister, and Polypus, focuses on a book review for "Sea Monsters: A Voyage Around the World's most beguiling map" by Joseph Nigg, and also presents a map titled Carta Marina for Scandinavia by Olaus Magnus.

The article offers information on the life of several female pirates including Jeanne De Clisson, Sayyida Al-Hurra, and Ching Shih.