March 2009
10 posts
The Ghost in the Machine
Published in the Journal... →
In this paper we outline an as yet undocumented natural cause for some cases of ostensible haunting. Using the first author’s own experience as an example, we show how a 19hz standing air wave may under certain conditions create sensory phenomena suggestive of a ghost.
“Some researchers have suggested that infrasound (very low frequency sound waves...”
– The Ghost Experiment - theories, infrasound
“This time it was daylight. There were other people around. Although the hairs...”
– Guardian Unlimited | Archive Search
“Infrasound is not easy to measure because it vibrates at a frequency below the...”
– Guardian Unlimited | Archive Search
“Research by the late Vic Tandy, a lecturer at Coventry University, suggested...”
– Infrasound - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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– Aaron Greenspan: Why I Sued Google (and Won)
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“The true father of standards is a British man, a member of The Royal Society...”
– Adactio: Articles—Open Data
