Orb Photos
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Orbs are a highly controversial subject amongst ghost hunter's, paranormal researcher's and critic's. Basically Orbs are
pale in color and circular anomalies that can show up on digital photos. Even though they can be of any color,
but are usually white, they can be any shape or size, but are regularly circular. They can appear sharp or hazy,
by themselves or with several other orbs or even in clumps. But a typical orb would be round, white in color
and would have concentric circles that are visible on the inside. Some researchers believe that paranormal orbs are
energy being transferred from some kind power source; emotion, powerlines, low-grade radiation, and batteries. Believing
that spirits need this energy to manifest and
interact with the living. other paranormal researchers believe that orbs themselves are ghosts or spirits, in their natural
state or condensed form. In other words the orb iteslf is a spirit in the form of a ball of light. The skeptic's feel orbs are a
result from reflection of light off solid dust, or pollen particle, or liquid water particle, or even a foreign
material within the camera lens.
When are orbs paranormal?
Since ancient times, astronomers thought they carry the celestial bodies.
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Enlightenment Through Orbs
The fullest personal encounter ever published of one couple's encounter with the paranormal, documented with photographs.
Beginning with the appearance of orbs, and shedding light on other phenomena such as spirit photography, faeries, ghost
lights, ball lightening, crop circles, even alien abductions, the journey John and Katie lead us through culminates
with a startling new perspective: we are not alone on this planet, and non-human-intelligence interacts with us on a
daily basis.
The Orbs Around Us: A Series of Familiar Essays on the Moon and Planets, Meteors and Comets, the Sun and Colored Pairs of Suns (1902)
With special exceptions, into the nature of
which we need not now enter, it may be said that all
incandescent solid and fluid bodies show this continu-
ous rainbow- tinted streak, and that only the light
from such bodies will exhibit a continuous streak of
colour from deepest red to deepest violet. This is an
experimental fact. Now suppose there is some self-
luminous body that we cannot attain to, and we wish
to tell what its natme may be. If we find that its
light when dispersed by the prism shows a continu-
ous rainbow-tinted streak, we can conclude as surely
that it is an incandescent solid or fluid, as we could
tell that our imagined set of keys from C to C had
been swept from end to end, if we heard the whole
succession of sounds, even though the instrument were
out of sight. Always supposing a certain keenness of
perception on the part of the auditor, it would make
no difference to him whether the musical instrument
were close by, or in another room, or even in another
house ; so long as he heard the whole succession of
sounds he would know that the whole series of keys
had been struck. And just as certainly the physicist
can tell that light comes from an incandescent solid
or liquid because the whole series of colours is present
in the spectrum without break or interruption, even
though the source of light be millions of miles away.
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