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Haselsh1
16-02-2021, 11:01
Ghosts and apparitions:

Most folk are well aware that planet Earth is a bloody huge magnet with a core of molten iron that is covered with a solid crust. That crust consists of many deposits of ores of chemical elements among which is iron oxide. Some of that iron oxide is Fe3O4 which is magnetic iron oxide, the sort we use for coating strips of plastic film to make video and audio tape. It is also used for making hard drives of course.

What if those deposits of iron oxide just happen to record live events occurring all over planet Earth ? What if, when conditions are perfect, those 'recordings' spontaneously play back producing what our minds conceive as images of the dead ? Yes, I know that magnetic iron oxide records electrical variations in the case of tape recordings but our planet is buzzing with electrical energy.

Just a thought.

guy
16-02-2021, 18:46
Do people ever see younger versions of themselves walking around?

guy
16-02-2021, 18:47
This calls for a "just a thought" thread :)

Macca
16-02-2021, 19:17
Infrasound may be an explanation, at least sometimes anyway: https://www.strangerdimensions.com/2013/06/21/infrasound-the-fear-frequency/


''This bizarre phenomenon has been documented on multiple occasions. For example, one night while working at a “haunted” laboratory, Vic Tandy of Coventry University experienced feelings of anxiety, and even witnessed a dark “blob” out of the corner of his eye. The hairs on the back of his neck stood up. But when he turned to face the strange figure, he found nothing there.

The next day, Tandy saw the dark figure again, and he also noticed that the fencing foil he was working with — clamped to a vice — was inexplicably vibrating. So he decided to investigate.

As it turned out, there was a silent fan in the laboratory. The fan was giving off low-frequency sound waves at 18.98 Hz, right around the resonant frequency of the human eye. It had also created a standing wave in one area of the room, which is what caused the foil to vibrate.

According to Tandy, “When we finally switched it off, it was as if a huge weight was lifted.”
The strange vibrations, optical illusions, and depressed feelings were due to infrasound, and had given the laboratory the reputation of being haunted. But it was all because of a vibrating fan.''

Barry
17-02-2021, 00:29
Infrasound may be an explanation, at least sometimes anyway: https://www.strangerdimensions.com/2013/06/21/infrasound-the-fear-frequency/


''This bizarre phenomenon has been documented on multiple occasions. For example, one night while working at a “haunted” laboratory, Vic Tandy of Coventry University experienced feelings of anxiety, and even witnessed a dark “blob” out of the corner of his eye. The hairs on the back of his neck stood up. But when he turned to face the strange figure, he found nothing there.

The next day, Tandy saw the dark figure again, and he also noticed that the fencing foil he was working with — clamped to a vice — was inexplicably vibrating. So he decided to investigate.

As it turned out, there was a silent fan in the laboratory. The fan was giving off low-frequency sound waves at 18.98 Hz, right around the resonant frequency of the human eye. It had also created a standing wave in one area of the room, which is what caused the foil to vibrate.

According to Tandy, “When we finally switched it off, it was as if a huge weight was lifted.”
The strange vibrations, optical illusions, and depressed feelings were due to infrasound, and had given the laboratory the reputation of being haunted. But it was all because of a vibrating fan.''

Infrasound caused by central heating/ air conditioning systems is the usual explanation of 'sick building syndrome'.

Ali Tait
17-02-2021, 07:19
I recall watching a programme where tests were carried out on individuals with magnetic fields and how they could affect the brain. It was shown that hallucinations could be induced in some instances. Perhaps it is localised fields that produce these phenomena.

guy
17-02-2021, 09:52
My mum was a strong believer in ghosts, she had two experiences of messages from "afterlife".
I think that I may have seen one when I was very young (I was only about 2 1/2 or 3 years old though so only a vague impression).

Barry
17-02-2021, 10:09
I recall watching a programme where tests were carried out on individuals with magnetic fields and how they could affect the brain. It was shown that hallucinations could be induced in some instances. Perhaps it is localised fields that produce these phenomena.

I believe it is now recommended that the beds of small children are not situated near the electrical mains riser in blocks of flats, where the magnetic field strength can be high.

walpurgis
17-02-2021, 10:21
Remind me not to wear moving coil headphones.

Barry
17-02-2021, 10:36
The currents involved and hence the magnetic fields generated, are far too small.

walpurgis
17-02-2021, 10:40
MC headphones have permanent magnets (as a rule).

Barry
17-02-2021, 10:42
My argument still applies: the field strengths are far too low to be of concern.

walpurgis
17-02-2021, 10:47
My argument still applies: the field strengths are far too low to be of concern.

Well they don't actually concern me, as I only use headphones to try out equipment once in a blue moon, but some may wonder.

Barry
17-02-2021, 10:49
They don't concern me either: I rarely listen using headphones as I don't like using them (despite having several pairs!).

mad-moon
17-02-2021, 14:59
BOO !

Filterlab
17-02-2021, 20:30
Ghosts. About as real as the Ghostbusters.

Load of bollocks. :lol:

Macca
18-02-2021, 08:09
I lived in a haunted house for 5 years, never saw anything but cats and dogs behave oddly in there.

The people who lived there before and after me had some strange experiences.

I think there is a real phenomena, what causes it I don't know.

Haselsh1
18-02-2021, 09:58
I think there is a real phenomena, what causes it I don't know.

:thumbsup:

mad-moon
18-02-2021, 11:13
Wouldn't have minded being the bloke behind the bird, who was making the clay pot ;)

Filterlab
18-02-2021, 16:31
:lol:

guy
18-02-2021, 16:35
bloody frustrating though :)

struth
18-02-2021, 16:37
I lived in a haunted house for 5 years, never saw anything but cats and dogs behave oddly in there.

The people who lived there before and after me had some strange experiences.

I think there is a real phenomena, what causes it I don't know.

inclined to agree with this. too many tales to make it lies or imagination... not to say it is ghosts, but, hey it could be. spirits, ghosts, magnetics etc....parallel universes?

Macca
18-02-2021, 17:13
Never fancied Demi Moore myself. Never watched 'Ghost' either although seen some clips. Did once work with a bloke who looked like the ghost on the train. He was nicknamed 'Get off my train'

Never knew his real name, he was even down on the rosters as that.

struth
18-02-2021, 17:16
Never fancied Demi Moore myself. Never watched 'Ghost' either although seen some clips. Did once work with a bloke who looked like the ghost on the train. He was nicknamed 'Get off my train'

Never knew his real name, he was even down on the rosters as that.

i'd have given her one.... might have given her 2:eyebrows:

Macca
18-02-2021, 17:51
No, she's like a boy. Especially in Ghost with that short hair. Puts me right off.

Pigmy Pony
18-02-2021, 18:39
No, she's like a boy. Especially in Ghost with that short hair. Puts me right off.

Blimey! I was about to say the same thing! I have no interest in birds with blokes haircuts

mad-moon
18-02-2021, 22:28
You might be right...I couldn't do anything with Demi Moore...well.. not more than five or six times anyway...

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/9c/b6/7f/9cb67f39c26fcee0026706fbb224cc51.jpg

struth
19-02-2021, 06:54
She didn't always have short hair tho. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210219/6bceda1eccea3b23c7b1cbc7d12c27c6.jpg

Pigmy Pony
19-02-2021, 07:25
She looks a bit better with long hair, and I remember Robert Redford offering a million dollars for a night with her. But if it was my money I'd go for a non-famous but classy Russian lady, and buy some nice hi fi gear with the change :)

struth
19-02-2021, 07:29
She looks a bit better with long hair, and I remember Robert Redford offering a million dollars for a night with her. But if it was my money I'd go for a non-famous but classy Russian lady, and buy some nice hi fi gear with the change :)Think I prefer her face with the short hair. Not many women can pull it off, but she did imo, although you usually have to be young like she was

Macca
19-02-2021, 07:33
There was always Servalan from 'Blakes Seven' I suppose. But in general it's a no.

guy
19-02-2021, 08:12
There was always Servalan from 'Blakes Seven' I suppose. But in general it's a no.

One of the main reasons for watching Blakes Seven imo.

For me there is also "lion and cobra" period Sinead O'Connor :stalks:

mad-moon
19-02-2021, 09:12
She didn't always have short hair tho. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210219/6bceda1eccea3b23c7b1cbc7d12c27c6.jpg

she is one bonny woman....So you lot are telling me...if she was in front of you sitting on the edge of your bed scantily clad.....and said right big boy...Aye right......you'd be like rat up a drainpipe..and of course you are all an adonis...of course...;)...I'd think all my birthdays had come in one....no pun intended...

mad-moon
19-02-2021, 09:14
There was always Servalan from 'Blakes Seven' I suppose. But in general it's a no.

and I'd have give her one..too...

walpurgis
19-02-2021, 09:24
Pensioners are not my thing really. :)

mad-moon
19-02-2021, 09:27
Pensioners are not my thing really. :)

they weren't pensioners at the time though....smarty pants....:ner:

walpurgis
19-02-2021, 09:44
Is there a two fingers smiley anywhere? :lol:

struth
19-02-2021, 09:51
Joanna Lumley at 60+ not sure how old in that.. well, i would, if i could:eyebrows: she is 74 now and still


https://metro-news-s3-prod.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Header_1529425_1.11-1024x1020.jpg

this one is aged 70 so guessing first is 74

https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article8066641.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200c/Joanna-Lumley.jpg

mad-moon
19-02-2021, 10:04
Joanna Lumley at 60+ not sure how old in that.. well, i would, if i could:eyebrows: she is 74 now and still


https://metro-news-s3-prod.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Header_1529425_1.11-1024x1020.jpg

this one is aged 70 so guessing first is 74

https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article8066641.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200c/Joanna-Lumley.jpg

She looks incredible considering her age...remember her as Purdey..in The New Avengers...stunning and exceptionally fit...lovely. and her hair was quite short too.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50958973447_564a09a6aa_c.jpg

mad-moon
19-02-2021, 10:14
Is there a two fingers smiley anywhere? :lol:

:lol:

walpurgis
19-02-2021, 10:25
Before my time, but I still think Hedy Lamar was probably the most beautiful woman I've seen. Very clever too!

https://i.ibb.co/yNf0tgR/Screen-Shot-02-19-21-at-10-21-AM.png (https://ibb.co/j86hm35)

Lawrence001
19-02-2021, 13:34
Think I can agree with you there. Funnily enough she looked like my first girlfriend, who always reminded me of 30s films.

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struth
19-02-2021, 15:02
Yeah Hedy was a lovely woman, and invented a lot of stuff t'boot including radio stuff

Pigmy Pony
19-02-2021, 17:47
She looks incredible considering her age...remember her as Purdey..in The New Avengers...stunning and exceptionally fit...lovely. and her hair was quite short too.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50958973447_564a09a6aa_c.jpg

Yeah Joanna Lumley was always pretty fit, in spite of that hair. It made her look like that talking robot off Buck Rogers which had a head like a bell end. Biddybiddybiddy...

Macca
19-02-2021, 20:10
Tweaky.

He had the voice of Mel Blanc (season one only).

Barry
19-02-2021, 22:20
Yeah Hedy was a lovely woman, and invented a lot of stuff t'boot including radio stuff

Yes, she co-invented an early version of frequency-hopping spread spectrum communication, when she was not running around naked in the film 'Ecstasy'.

struth
20-02-2021, 05:07
Yes, she co-invented an early version of frequency-hopping spread spectrum communication, when she was not running around naked in the film 'Ecstasy'.Ah yes that sounds like it. It was used in an adjusted form I believe to the bluetooth signal.
I don't remember her romping naked tho

Pigmy Pony
20-02-2021, 06:43
Yes, she co-invented an early version of frequency-hopping spread spectrum communication, when she was not running around naked in the film 'Ecstasy'.

That's piqued my interest... and I'm ok with her being brainy too. If I only went for ladies dumber than me I'd be a lonely man :(

Filterlab
20-02-2021, 07:15
If I only went for ladies dumber than me I'd be a lonely man :(

:lol: