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Title: Study: Human Hands Emit Light
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discovery.com
URL Source: http://dsc.discovery.com/news/briefs/20050905/handlight.html
Published: Sep 7, 2005
Author: By Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News
Post Date: 2005-09-07 17:25:33 by gengis gandhi
Keywords: Study:, Human, Hands
Views: 73
Comments: 9
Study: Human Hands Emit Light By Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News small text large text Sept. 6, 2005 — Human hands glow, but fingernails release the most light, according to a recent study that found all parts of the hand emit detectable levels of light. The findings support prior research that suggested most living things, including plants, release light. Since disease and illness appear to affect the strength and pattern of the glow, the discovery might lead to less-invasive ways of diagnosing patients. Mitsuo Hiramatsu, a scientist at the Central Research Laboratory at Hamamatsu Photonics in Japan, who led the research, told Discovery News that the hands are not the only parts of the body that shine light by releasing photons, or tiny, energized increments of light. "Not only the hands, but also the forehead and bottoms of our feet emit photons," Hiramatsu said, and added that in terms of hands "the presence of photons means that our hands are producing light all of the time."
Poster Comment: those with second sight have always said this...eastern texts, etc. welcome to the party, ladies.
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#1. To: christine, lodwick, grumble jones, robin, flintlock, axenolith, diana (#0)
interesting
Whenever people ask me, 'hey, you know what you should do? I always say 'What? Buy a monkey?'
I disbelieve nothing these days. (Except stuff from governments and the msm, but then, I just reverse what they say, and have somewhere near the truth of the matter.) Thanks for this information. Cheers, gg.
A machine that diagnoses based on an aura! Cool! Passive detection is the way to go.
The hack and nuke establishment isn't going to be very happy about this.
"Money problems do not come from a lack of money, but from living an excessive, unrealistic lifestyle"
Hands Hell... My Penis doubles as a flashlight.
#2. To: gengis gandhi (#1)
#3. To: gengis gandhi (#0)
#4. To: gengis gandhi (#0)
#5. To: gengis gandhi (#0)
 | So many morons, so few bullets. |
#6. To: gengis gandhi (#0)
Didn't Kirlian Photography demonstrate this about 25 years ago?
Snuggle Bear meets Mossberg... Balance is restored to the world...
#7. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#5)
Hell, if we can find my keys, we can drive outta here...
punchline from tasteless joke alert...
Snuggle Bear meets Mossberg... Balance is restored to the world...
#8. To: Sisyphus, lodwick, grumble jones, christine, axenolith, purpleman (#3)
aura photography is available now. I've actually had it done, it was pretty interesting. At the time, I had a sore gland in my throat, on the right side. The photos are polaroids, and when it was developed, there were colors around my head, but the place where the sore gland was had a distinct dark colored area, devoid of all color, directly where the problem was. I wasn't sure what to think when I signed up to do it, but i'm like, what the hell, most of the time anyway...you get to have a lot more fun when you realize most people are pretty dull, so who gives a shit what they think about it, ya know? you can also get the colors to change based on your emotional state, actually in about five or ten minutes, and they had examples of that too. spirit photography has been around for a very long time, since the victorian era, i believe, and is now being done in a modern way with EVP and video looping with a monitor and other stuff, I think. Spirit photography was debunked at the time too, by the establiment, probably the same twisted scums ancestors who try to bottle up consciousness today, in order to maintain control....but there were many hoaxers at the time, to be sure. http://www.ghostweb.com/spiritph.html Ghost Photography in Cemeteries by Dave Oester Ghost Photography can be an interesting hobby to personally confirm the existence of ghosts or as the IGHS suggests, the Spirits of the Dead. Anyone who follows the guidelines outlined below should have a 90% chance of success on their first investigation. First, choose a cemetery that is old and has some history behind it. It seems that the older cemeteries were placed in locations that the early fathers felt were special and closer to God. These special places may well be locations for portal access ports into the next dimension through which the spirit entities enter our dimension. Sharon and I almost always get several ghost photos with film cameras and dozens of ghost photos with the digital camera each time we investigate a cemetery. Second, when entering any cemetery you must observe some basic guidelines for successful results. Reverence and respect is the most important guideline you should observe. Speak in low voices when you must communicate and avoid simple chatting. If you go with a small group of investigators, all must observe these guidelines. When you arrive, walk around for the first thirty to forty-five minutes allowing the spirits to get use to you. Then begin taking pictures. Spirits will often follow small groups of people around so focus your mind and project positive thoughts and your desire to capture these life forms on film as proof of life after life existence. Speak in a positive manner, spirits will often listen and comment on what you are saying so take along a tape recorder. Third, ghosts will not follow you home from the cemetery nor will you be in danger from these spirit entities. Many superstitions suggest that ghosts will follow you home from a cemetery, but I have never found this the case. You should be more concerned about problems from the living than the dead. I can tell you from personal experience that it is easier to investigate an old dark cemetery if other people are with you. This is more psychological than physical. We all feel safer in numbers than alone, not from the spirits from the living who may be near the cemetery, such as drinking teenagers who decided the cemetery would be a good place to avoid the police. Cameras: Any kind will work as long as they have a flash. We have used 35mm, the new APS cameras and finally digital cameras with amazing results. We have posted photos on our website taken with point and shoot 35 mm cameras, 110, 220, digital and with Polaroid's. Digital cameras: These are very effective in capturing ghostly anomalies and can be viewed immediately after snapping the picture. A digital camera is a good way of alerting others as to where the ghostly anomalies are positioned because you can immediately view the photo and see the orbs or ectoplasm. The digital camera should have a built-in flash. Many people are not familiar with how digital camera will suggest that the digital format may not be as effective as a film camera, but this is not the case. In my opinion, the digital resolution is not nearly as important as the ability of the camera to shoot in low light conditions that is required for photographs taken in Cemeteries at night. If you are going to post the pictures to the Internet, the monitors can only read 72 or 75 dpi resolution. No need for extremely high resolution unless you desire to enlarge the photograph. The savings in film cost and developing will pay for a digital camera within a year or if you conduct regular investigations, within six months. Any digital camera will capture paranormal anomalies. Digital cameras should be at least 1.3 meg for resolution. Avoid using cameras with a 640x480 as this resolution is too low. Digital cameras are now inexpensive, so look for a digital camera in the range of 3.3 megs and you will not go wrong. Film: We recommend the Kodak 400 Gold and the 200 speed film and the same speed for ASP. However, we have photos posted on our website with all ranges of film speed and brands of film. Remember the specification will vary between different brands of film so if one brand doesn't work well, try a different brand. Time: The best time is when the cemetery is getting dark as the darkness highlights the floating orbs when the flash is used. We have tried day shots without success. Some of our best photos have come around midnight while others as early as 8 P.M. depending on the time of year. Remember the lunar cycle plays a major roll in spirit activity. The full and new moon generates large geomagnetic fields as do magnetic storms. This increased magnetic fields often allow the photographer to capture significant anomalies on film. Weather:Be aware that rain, snow, mist, fog or other weather related condition can be the source of anomalies captured on film. Never take pictures when it is raining, snowing, misting or when fog is present. If the temperature is cold and you can exhale your breathe than be aware you might be capturing the breathe on film which resembles fog. If you must investigate during adverse conditions, always hold your breath for a few seconds before snapping a picture and if you capture a fog like substance in your print, disregard it as the chances are it was exhaled breathe. If your camera has a strap, either remove it or keep it around your neck at all times or your wrist. Never allow it to hang loose. Be sure to keep fingers and hanging hair away from the lens. Remember that a flash will reflect off any surfaces within the twelve foot range of flash. Flash can also bounce so be aware of your surroundings and avoid reflective surfaces. Most flash units are ineffective beyond the nine to fifteen foot distance and the intensity of light will drop off drastically each foot beyond according to the inverse square law rule. A little common sense goes a long ways to prevent natural anomalies from appearing on film. Shots: Take several rolls of film along with you and snap a picture every time you feel or think something might be presence. Plan on using as many rolls of film as you have with you. Summary: If you follow the IGHS guidelines you should have a 90% chance of capturing spirit anomalies on film and if you don't than expect only 10% success. 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Whenever people ask me, 'hey, you know what you should do? I always say 'What? Buy a monkey?'
#9. To: Axenolith (#7)
Oh man... That joke is bad.
| So many morons, so few bullets. |
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