Ghosts

Ghosts are believed to make a variety of sounds, such as moaning, whispering, footsteps, or knocking. These sounds are often associated with the presence of spirits or supernatural phenomena, adding to the mysterious and eerie nature of ghost encounters.

Many scientists believe that there is an after life after death, and that there is a hell. Some souls are deemed to relieve their death, over and over again, as a part of their hell. But, with all of the pictures and proof, and ghost shows that have been coming out. Its hard to believe that nothing happens after we die.

well, there are multiple reasons.

- they are aggravated

- they want your attention

- they want to be playful

He means what KIND of ghosts throw things. They are called poltergeists.

No. ghosts cannot die because they are already dead. However, there is one ghost that can destroy other 'spirits' (including ghosts) by focusing huge amounts of energy on the spirit, there is only one of this ghost and it always stays in the ghost dimension. Once a spirit is destroyed it is gone, no more created.

i think if the things are moving without no one touching it, and all windows and door close.

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You can set up a video camera to catch any odd disturbances. Find a way to get a hold of a device that reads changes in Electro magnetic fluctuation, also known as an E.M.F. detector. Thermal imagery cameras are also a help in the search for paranormal activity. Even a simple hand held audio recording device can sometimes show semi-definitive evidence of disturbances. E.V.P. or electronic voice phenomena has been recorded and dubbed by some as 'proof' of paranormal activity. Keep in mind that objects can slide or be moved by even the smallest of shifting for any reason. Houses can still 'settle' decades after they've been built. The tiniest of drafts can cause wood to expand and contract and shift in it's place. Rain fall can change the density of the surrounding ground enough that even a small four room one story house can still sink a bit. Earthquakes, which happen everywhere in the world almost every single day, can cause certain objects to present the illusion of sliding off a desk, shelf or stand. Disembodied noises are not always the dead speaking. Sometimes an old broken down house is just a playground for an overactive imagination. If you do find something you believe might be proof there is software, free or expensive, that can help you to filter or amplify anything you might find. Keep in mind though that in altering any recording, even if only slightly, can still change the outcome of what you get as a final product.

If a ghost saw its zombie body, it would likely be surprised and confused. Ghosts are typically depicted as spirits of the deceased, while zombies are reanimated corpses, so seeing their own body in such a state would be unexpected and possibly disturbing for the ghost.

Out of shock probably. Most people the first time they see a ghost or spirit, loose there breath because they are not expecting something like this to happen. Do I think it was because the ghost was doing it? Probably not. Did you see a real ghost? Again, who knows. Many claims investigative teams have researched into have been debunked. Disproved. So why? Out of shock, and because you were not expecting this spirit to show up in front of your eyes. IF you were a nonbeliever in ghosts before, definitely you would be pretty scared, and loose your breath. A long-gated gasp can make you loose your breath for several seconds, and you will most likely freeze in place, unable to move for several moments. Hope I've helped.

There is no scientific evidence to support the existence of ghosts or their ability to physically interact with humans. Any reports of ghostly activity should be regarded as personal experiences rather than verifiable occurrences.

Ghosts are immaterial beings, so technically, no, they don't have footsteps. However, depending upon how strong their energy is, they're able to will themselves to have footsteps to make themselves known to any human beings they wish or that are around them at the time.

There is no scientific evidence to support the existence of ghosts, and therefore no empirical data to suggest that ghosts have the ability to physically harm or kill people. In folklore and urban legends, ghosts are often depicted as entities that may cause fear or unease, but these are fictional representations rather than factual accounts.

Some believe that ghosts may drain energy by drawing on the energy around them, such as from electronic devices or from living beings. This can lead to feelings of fatigue or unease in people nearby. However, the concept of ghosts draining energy is based on paranormal beliefs and has not been scientifically proven.

Ghosts are believed to be made of energy or spirit, which allows them to pass through solid objects like walls. This ability may be connected to their lack of physical form, enabling them to move through obstacles in their path. Such phenomena are often attributed to the supernatural and not bound by the physical limitations of the living.

yes, and why not! it is better to think that they do have shadows. it is only our imaginative creation that because they are ghosts, they have no shadows. They will eventually look cute and less scary if they have shadows.

There is actually several feelings people have said about a ghost going through a living person some say that you get a very cold shiver and u feel cold, others say that you can black out or see visions of the spirits life and the more common one is that you can get possessed by the spirit although there has been no proof of either of these people have claimed it has happened to them. :D

Some people believe that ghosts have the ability to move objects and close doors, as these phenomena are often reported in haunted locations. However, there is no scientific evidence to support this claim, and explanations for such occurrences could range from natural causes like drafts and vibrations to psychological factors.

Short is no.

Long requires both a definition for 'proof' and a discussion of naturalistic methodology. Proof in a scientific sense can only be attained in mathematical relationships (such as F=ma), it cannot be attained in proving something's existence. In a colloquial sense virtually anything can be 'proven' scientifically as long as there is no reasonable doubt for not existing.

Science only can address things which can be measured and observed in the natural environment or in experiments. Ghosts and all other supernatural phenomenon can not be observed in this way because they are not part of the natural world, something that does not exist in the natural world cannot be measured or observed and therefore science cannot make any conclusions about their existence. So science cannot disprove the existence of ghosts, but it also hasn't found any evidence for their existence.

No

I know that there isn't, because I've searched everywhere, and I didn't find anything. Furthermore, seeing is believing, and I've never seen a ghost or heard ghost voices, although others "claim" to have seen or heard.

HERE'S SOME PROVE GO ON youtube.com then type in real ghost videos click on the first video its real

Nothing scares ghosts. Ghosts can scare people, but nothing scares ghosts. However, an item or person (or a representative of an item or person) that was made over one thousand years old, will cause damage to the ghost and weaken it (then pull back to the ghost dimension). A religious item is said to give 'protection', as they are a representative of a item or person born thousands of years ago. This is why newer religion do not provide protection. Also, when ghost are in an over one thousand year old building, it is because they cannot 'phase' through the walls, stopping them from exiting (also they are terrible navigators).

Ghosts knock on walls (of rooms) because they know some human is inside the room. Mostly it is because when a ghost had a physical body, it must have died either by committing suicide or by an accident. So it must have some things to complete which it did not in the course of its bodily existence. It specifically comes to the room where it stayed in physical form. It knocks only may be it knows some human is inside its room when it had a physical form and it wants to get in and be in the room and knocking can be presumed to let know the human inside the room that the ghost has to come in.

See, at least the ghost has some manners of knocking on a door or wall before getting in. Some humans even don't have that etiquette.

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It's actually pretty uncertain. According to what I've seen in several supernatural shows and websites is that most ghosts are depicted as white or black. But ghosts are known to possess humans. Since we cannot see them, then they would be clear or invisible in color.

So it doesn't really matter what color a ghost is. There is no solid answer really.

The narration for the TV show "Ghost Lab" is done by Mike Rowe. He provides the voiceover for the episodes that follow the investigations of the Klinge brothers into paranormal activity.

There is no specific ore that can kill a ghost, as ghosts are typically considered spiritual entities rather than physical beings. In folklore and literature, ghosts are often depicted as being banished or put to rest through rituals, exorcisms, or by fulfilling unfinished business.