Ghost Hunting Articles

Recently we have begun posting some paranormal op ed pieces, paranormal equipment tables, paranormal how to articles and many more paranormal related articles.  We are hoping to combat the ever increasing tendency of less than perfect postulations concerning the paranormal field of study and investigation (ghost hunting, ghost hunters, ghost hunting tools, ghost hunter equipment and so on).  This developing tendency is just to big to capsulate into one single page.  Below are some editorials that range from our personal rants on paranormal industry issues, including ghost hunting, to that of more scholarly scientific journal type entries, including simple paranormal opinion editorials.  We highly recommend that you start at the top and finish in that order at the bottom!  Enjoy below, the title of the op ed along with a brief snippet from the body of the piece:

Paranormal Investigating Equipment 102

In paranormal investigating equipment 101 we discussed a generalized scientific approach focused heavy on quantifiable data.  The formation of an institute to act as a holding of research archives and focused on disseminating quality knowledge would aid in accomplishing this.  That's all fine and well, but not a current reality. 

So what do we have today?  A magnitude of fragmented, cross-demographical, hunters, researchers and investigators with varied skill-sets.  Alright, so how exactly can we apply some of the procedures or the general approach to the investigations that are taking place right now?

"Are certain reports of hauntings caused by magnetically-induced hallucinations? That is the question MADS is designed to answer."  That's right off of the MADS (Magnetic Anomaly Detection System) website.  We've got a basic hypotheses including a posed question along with the scientific equipment to experimentally investigate reports of hauntings.  This will then be used to substantiate the the hypotheses, change the hypotheses, or prove the hypotheses wrong.  This folks is science.