Most of these are very old and when I was still experimenting with equipment, so the quality isn't always very good. I thought they were worth showing, as they help make a case for the activity here.
Here Joel and I had the door open on us, after being firmly closed (the only time it did so all night). We then heard tapping and noises behind us, and then I hear a faint laugh. Turn up the volume for the "laugh" EVP, I obviously heard it with my own ears. You can hear a gruff "hehehe" very quickly. We also recorded visual anamolies during this time (see other videos).
This is just a small example of what a bug looks like in my IR camera - very much just like a bug, not a lot of question what it is. The anamolies are obviously different. There's not much distortion of objects in IR outside of color.
Here I am alone on this floor of the home, and in the back bedroom. I ask if anyone is there and get a loud "rap" near me in response. Anamolies can be seen also flying towards me before it happens, not sure if you can see them in this video. The "rap" sound is then heard again when I ask a second time.
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The CarolinaCore took on the ChicagoChimera in the first ever finals of the Championship Gaming Series in July of 2007, this is the matchup between Nicholas "peekay" DePalmer and Andrew "anamoly" Brock.
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Here are three separate clips taken on three separate occasions showing a very similar delta shaped orb anomaly. If orbs are dust, how do they retain a similar shape and size over long periods?
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My family and I were in Maryland to see a ballgame in Baltimore. We decided to check out Annapolis. Instead we got it on with mother nature. A potential supercell storm formed over Anne Arundel County, MD on 5/31/08 in the morning. We got good shot of it here.
![\"Bug video\" - Example of what a moth looks like in IR](http://img.youtube.com/vi/C0pT4plksdU/2.jpg "\\"Bug video\\" - Example of what a moth looks like in IR")
