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5 Things Mistaken for Ghosts (Part 2)
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November 18, 2020
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November 18, 2020
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11:51Now PlayingCan science explain ghost hauntings and poltergeists? Are ghosts real or is there a scientific explanation for paranormal events and ghost sightings? Join me as I explore the science of ghosts and walk through 5 more things commonly mistaken for ghosts.
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Note: I was having trouble finding the published research on the mold spores done by Dr. Shane Rogers, so I reached out to him via email. While the psychological effects of black mold and fungal spores are known, and his team did find: "greater airborne mold spore counts in places we have investigated that are reported haunted than similar locations that are not," his research is still ongoing and has yet to be published.
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