Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Types of Ghosts

Welcome to the first ever RHS-RAMP Blog!!! 


Its hard to believe that fall is actually upon us, and with fall comes Thanksgiving, and Labor Day, and most importantly, Halloween. It is a fact that Fall also brings about the best time of year for ghosting. Maybe ghosts despise the heat of summer, or maybe they don't like the cold of winter. Maybe they don't like flowers of springtime. One thing is for certain, however... and that is that it is our mission to understand the paranormal. 


Why do Scientists conduct experiments? To Learn things. To understand things. We have to apply this to the paranormal. During our investigations we're going to learn together, grow together, and apply science together. Because of that, I've created this Blog.


First I will list quite a few things here and define them for you, this is so we know what to look for and what they are when we find them. Note, however, that nobody knows for sure 100% what these phenomena are, we can only assume. In the interest of science, however, we should all have common definitions. 

TYPES OF GHOSTS

Residual Haunt- This type of Haunt is the most common classification. When an individual leaves a psychic imprint on a certain setting it is known as a Residual Haunt. Often times, apparitions will be seen opening doors that don't exist, or running around a location repeatedly. These are psychic replays, and a defining characteristic of a residual haunt. 


Intelligent Haunt- This Haunt has the unique ability to react. During an investigation, a researcher may ask questions using an EMF device or a voice recorder, when the entity responds clearly to the researcher, the haunt is then classified as intelligent. This is almost 100% of the time a human entity. Amusingly, other ways an intelligent haunt communicates include: hurling things such as shoes, dishes, laundry, at a person who is in sheer terror. Hiding his/her keys from them, moving things around, flashing lights, etc. 


Demonic Haunt- The only type of haunt we will not deal with. This entity is not human but is intelligent and is believed to be dangerous if encountered. That said, the chances of encountering this haunt are very, very, very, low. 


Ghost Hunt- Going to a specific location with no records of paranormal activity with the intention of capturing one on film or camera. 


Ghost Investigation- Going to a specific location with records of paranormal activity and using proper scientific techniques to gather data to prove/disprove the location's reputation. 


Orbs- The most photogenic of all entities. These orbs are often caught on film in high numbers when activity is high. An orb is the result of a ghost or spirit drawing energy from the earth's Electromagnetic Field. They are invisible to the naked eye, but often appear on camera. 

*There are 3 classifications that define an orb. They 1. Are near-perfectly spherical in shape. 2. They have a clearly defined flight path. 3. Must emit its own light. 





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