Ghosts and molecules

Plasma - illustrationThis morning, when I was thinking about quantum physics, string theory.

(Yes, some of us are admittedly geeky about ghost hunting.)

Physics has vast applications to ghost hunting, and opens many doors to our research. Today, I’m thinking about molecules and the ways some ghosts interact with our world.

In a nutshell, I’m speculating that ghosts’ bodies (or forms, or spectres) are made up of some physical matter, but there are far larger spaces between the molecules… if we can even describe them as ‘molecules’.

Anyway, this could be why they can pass through walls without slowing down.

(I’ve seen a ghost walk through a wall. See the section about the ghost of the blonde girl, at
Bradford College Ghosts – Academy Bldg – Floors 1 & 2.)

It may be why space clearing works; perhaps the sound, incense, or whatever invades the spaces that they consider part of their bodies. So, they leave any place where that is going on.

Maybe this is why we find more ghostly manifestations around water. Maybe the moisture fills the spaces with a conductive material, and–since we can measure them with EMF–it enables them to function better in our physical world. After all, at least 50% of our bodies are made up of water.

More ‘geek ghost hunting’ speculation: Babies are born with bodies that are 78% water. As people get older, they’re made up of less water.

Is it possible that ghosts are the remaining physical essence, without the water and perhaps some kinds of fiber, as well?

I’m not sure. I’m often the first to admit that we’re all making this up as we go along. Some of this seems nonsense, but some of it… I don’t know, it resonates as a real possibility.

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