While the existence of the human “soul” in the religious
sense is yet to receive a proper scientific proof, there are some extracorporeal
phenomena attributable to humans that can be detected using means that are
quite scientific. These phenomena relate to heat and bioelectric emissions of a
human body. While the heat detection is pretty straightforward – any infrared
camera would do, the electric activity imaging is much more complicated. The
most impressive method of capturing it in a graphic format is the
Bioelectrography or the Kirlian photography [1]. It is able to catch the unique
bioelectric emission signature of a human (or any other) body.
But what if I tell you that these events can be observed
without an actual body anywhere to be found! The ghost busters of today use a
wide array of tools to detect and identify ghosts, specters and wraiths of
every sort. Moreover, the most widely used tools are the infrared cameras and
EMF detectors which are tools designed detect fluctuations in magnetic, electric
and radio/microwave energy levels [2]. Curiously, as you can see these are in
essence the same tools you would use to identify a living human, should you
choose emission methods of authentication.
So, you bought your first ghost busting kit and are ready
for some late night spooky action. What should you expect? Well, the main types
of ghosts are Human, Animal, Vehicles and Orbs [3]. Typically, they manifest
themselves by sudden temperature fluctuations and spikes in electric and
magnetic activity. As a proper scientist
you must carefully record your observations and try not to lose your stuff
while running! Sorry, strategically retreating - scientists do not run in panic...
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