Subject: Re: EMF
From: "ozestrange" <ozestrange@...>
Date: 07 Jun 2002 08:30
Hey Barb > http://www.smalltownghosts.com/STG1/Knox1x.html I checked the site out.very impressive.!! > 3. I have found cold spots associated with anomalous > EM fields. The temperature difference can be anywhere > between 5 and 20 degrees below the surrounding area. odd drop,do you think that strange "thingys" are using the ambient temp/causing the temp drop etc? > 4. I have a theory about why these fields are colder > than the surrounding air. I have reviewed it with a > Ph.D. level physicist and he said it was plausible > (high praise from an academician). When the > electromagnetic field is in the air, it causes > negative ions to discharge. This causes the > temperature to drop. The stronger the field, the > greater the temperature drop. The cooler air causes > the moisture within the air in the field to condense. > This gives the reflective surface that can be detected > by the thermal scanner. It also gives a reflective > surface that allows the flash of light from a camera > to reflect back into the lense when a photo is taken. > This is why we ghost hunters capture things on film > that we do not see at the time. The flash and > reflection happens too fast for the human eye to > perceive it as a discreet event. Sounds pretty interesting,ever tried a UV radiometer-since panchromatic film is UV sensitive outside the 380 nanometres of human vision.The radiometer might give someone a shot at locating the UV source. Mike