Returning flying polygon

A throwable boomerang comprising:

• a) an open center polygon defining a closed ring having upper and lower surfaces comprising from three (3) to eight (8) connected linear segments;
• b) a plurality of tabular shortened, generally rounded, rearward-projecting members extending outwardly and downwardly from said ring each along and aligned with the axis of one of said linear segments, the peripheries of said tabular member being arcuate;
• c) each segment comprising an outwardly facing airfoil having leading edge a continuously varying angle of attack along the segment length, with the inner trailing edge of the airfoils of all of said segments conforming to a single plane, the leading edge of said airfoil of each of said segments being above the vertical midpoint of said segment proximate said extending tabular member which is aligned with said segment and transitioning to being below said vertical midpoint of said segment at an end of said segment which is remote from said extending tabular member aligned with said segment thereby to present an angle of attack which varies along the length of each segment from positive to negative relative to the vertical midpoint of the segment as defined by the inner trailing edge of the airfoil segment.