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For those curious about the science behind paranormal research, this category explores how investigators seek proof of activity, including ghost sightings and EMF fluctuations. Offering resources for both seasoned investigators and newcomers, it covers methods, evidence types, and insights into haunted locations.
The Mysterious Phenomenon of “Paranormal Looping” Paranormal looping is a mysterious phenomenon where past events or actions appear to repeat, often tied to specific locations. Unlike traditional ghost sightings or poltergeist activity, looping does not involve direct interactions with the observer. Instead, it’s a “recording” of past events that replays repeatedly, like a video on…
Understanding the Estes Method in Paranormal Research The Estes Method is a relatively new and intriguing technique in paranormal research that has gained popularity in recent years. In 2016, three paranormal investigators developed this method. Karl Pfeiffer, Connor Randall, and Michelle Tate created it at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. It combines traditional…
This post illustrates how AI is changing the field of paranormal investigations. It provides clearer, more objective analysis. AI supports investigators in searching for patterns in ghost sightings and supernatural events. It’s a perfect example of blending high-tech tools with age-old mysteries, making AI a valuable partner in exploring the paranormal.
In this image, a curious investigator stands in an old house, hinting at the possibility of paranormal activity. A small ghostly figure in a picture frame raises questions about potential ghost sightings and unexplained supernatural phenomena in everyday environments.
Ectoplasm, a mysterious substance tied to spiritual manifestations, was popularized during the spiritualism movement. Is it real or just an elaborate hoax?
A poltergeist is a type of supernatural entity. It is widely known for creating physical disturbances like moving objects. They can also make loud noises or even interact with people. The word “poltergeist” comes from German, where “polter” means to make noise, and “geist” means ghost or spirit.
Types of Paranormal Research Paranormal research covers a wide range of phenomena. These phenomena are often categorized into different types based on their characteristics. The methods used to investigate them also play a role in their categorization. Here are the broad categories of different kinds of paranormal research: 1. Ghosts and Hauntings 2. Cryptozoology 3….
EMF detectors are valuable tools in paranormal investigations. It measures changes in electromagnetic fields, which can sometimes signal the presence of ghosts or spirits. Investigators rely on these devices during ghost hunting to detect unseen entities or supernatural phenomena. Learn how EMF detectors work and how they’re used to explore haunted locations.
This blog post delves into the myths and facts surrounding paranormal orbs. Often seen in photos taken during investigations, orbs spark a lot of controversy. Are they supernatural or just dust particles?
Learn how paranormal investigators use Electronic Voice Phenomenon (evp) sessions to communicate with spirits. This post explores the tools and techniques behind capturing ghostly voices during paranormal investigations.