Phenomena considered paranormal, such as hauntings, have fascinated people around the world for years. However, modern science offers a number of explanations that can shed new light on these mysterious phenomena. One key area of research is electromagnetic fields.
Studies have shown that changes in the electromagnetic field can affect the human senses, causing feelings of anxiety and even the sensation of the presence of "ghosts". Experiments conducted by neurologist Michael Persinger have shown that subtle changes in electromagnetic fields can make people feel the presence of an invisible being. In this way, many alleged hauntings can be explained by natural electromagnetic phenomena.
Another explanation is infrasound, or low-frequency sound waves that are invisible to the human ear but can cause strange sensations. Studies show that sounds below 20 Hz can cause people to feel fear and anxiety. The famous case of engineer Vic Tandy, who experienced a “haunting” in his laboratory, turned out to be the effect of infrasound from a fan, which caused visual hallucinations and strange sensations.
Additionally, scientists are also investigating the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning, which can lead to hallucinations and delusions, misinterpreted as paranormal activity. In one case, a family experienced strange sounds and phenomena that stopped after a leaky heating system was repaired, suggesting that they were the result of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Modern research indicates that many phenomena considered paranormal have scientific explanations, which are related to the influence of the physical environment on human perception. Although the fascination with ghosts and haunted places remains strong, science is gradually trying to discover rational explanations for these phenomena.
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