Post by MCDemuth on Mar 22, 2019 9:30:26 GMT
"Sounds are just sounds" huh?
Watch the last segment called "The Entity" aka "Three Partners Ranch", which starts at approximately 33 Minutes, of this episode of "Unsolved Mysteries":
"Dr. William Roll, a noted parapsychologist, was asked by the three cowboys to investigate the entity and the strange happenings at the ranch. Dr. Roll studied the location and noticed it was located on limestone bedrock, postulating that the "Peltier Effect" was the cause of the strange, loud sounds. The effect occurs when water seeps between underground slabs of limestone and causes them to shift, expand and contract. The resulting reaction causes real noises along with an electromagnetic field that can effect the human mind. The activity resulted in the cowboys believing that they were hearing auditory activity."
unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Three_Partners_Ranch
"REAL NOISES" : During the episode segment, Dr. William Roll, ADMITTED, to recording a number of sonic effects from "BANGS" to "BOOMS" to "MILDER SOUNDS"... "The most striking of these was associated with a sudden increase in the magnetic fields in the house".
OK... MAYBE... their ranch house isn't haunted by "Ghosts"...'
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But Sledgehammer blows on the walls of your home?
Come On... That isn't normal!
Even if skeptics don't believe, they need to show SOME fucking respect for people who have to live with that crap!
Anyone remember the "Queen Mary" episode episode where Dr. William Roll HEARD strange sounds in the bow of the ship...
I suppose the die hard skeptical PHD scientist was just "mistaken" too, because "Sounds are just sounds", right?
But, then, How do you explain the taped recording they made in the sealed off bow, which lasted for two minutes, which even he, could not explain away with his usual "Peltier Effect" TYPE explanations?
Watch the last segment called "The Entity" aka "Three Partners Ranch", which starts at approximately 33 Minutes, of this episode of "Unsolved Mysteries":
"Dr. William Roll, a noted parapsychologist, was asked by the three cowboys to investigate the entity and the strange happenings at the ranch. Dr. Roll studied the location and noticed it was located on limestone bedrock, postulating that the "Peltier Effect" was the cause of the strange, loud sounds. The effect occurs when water seeps between underground slabs of limestone and causes them to shift, expand and contract. The resulting reaction causes real noises along with an electromagnetic field that can effect the human mind. The activity resulted in the cowboys believing that they were hearing auditory activity."
unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Three_Partners_Ranch
"REAL NOISES" : During the episode segment, Dr. William Roll, ADMITTED, to recording a number of sonic effects from "BANGS" to "BOOMS" to "MILDER SOUNDS"... "The most striking of these was associated with a sudden increase in the magnetic fields in the house".
OK... MAYBE... their ranch house isn't haunted by "Ghosts"...'
'
But Sledgehammer blows on the walls of your home?
Come On... That isn't normal!
Even if skeptics don't believe, they need to show SOME fucking respect for people who have to live with that crap!
Anyone remember the "Queen Mary" episode episode where Dr. William Roll HEARD strange sounds in the bow of the ship...
I suppose the die hard skeptical PHD scientist was just "mistaken" too, because "Sounds are just sounds", right?
But, then, How do you explain the taped recording they made in the sealed off bow, which lasted for two minutes, which even he, could not explain away with his usual "Peltier Effect" TYPE explanations?