It seems the latest claims of paranormal are captured using
laser grids. These are nothing more then laser pointers with beam splitters
attached when rotated cause a grid like appearance.
Now lets look a little deeper at these wonderful pieces of equipment. First
they are dangerous if pointed towards your eyes and can cause permanent damage
to them.
Now lets look at the equipment. They are powered by two aaa battery's they have
a button on top that must have a sleeve slid over to hold it down. Now what misperception
can they cause? They create a great deal of heat at the diode. So right away I
recommend adding a cooling system such as a fan or a heat sync. Now why? As
they heat up some overheat in as little as 5 minutes, the grid can fade, or
partially disappear. hey can also shut off from overheating. Does it do it
predictably? No. This can occur from 5 minutes to 25 minutes to not at all. Now
if you have a portion of the grid disappear is it a ghost?
Lets look at one more often over looked part of the grid. Its used in the dark,
its a form of light. The camera monitoring it is watching the grid not the
laser. What is attracted to light? Insects, as an insect flys or lands on the
laser they can partially block a portion of the grid. Is this often misinterpreted
as a ghost? So once again go outside at night and test your grid but this time
have one more camera watching your laser to see if insects are what you are
catching.
Remember as we come up with new equipment to use during investigations we also
need to take time to see what can give you a false reading.
Why use a grid? What does a grid do? It creates
bright spots and dark spots, something the paranormal field doesn't need more
distortion for our minds to get confused over.
I see so much mis-use of this tool. I see some people set the pencil on a table
then be amazed when it rolls or moves.
I see people aiming it at a mirror, might as well really send out confusing
patterns.
Again why a grid? If a laser is able to create shadow people like so many
report why not use a laser floodlight? it eliminates all the pareidolia and
misinterpretations. A laser designator costs a bit more but isn't the truth
worth it? Or don't people want the truth?
It seems the latest claims of paranormal are captured using
laser grids. These are nothing more then laser pointers with beam splitters
attached when rotated cause a grid like appearance.
Now lets look a little deeper at these wonderful pieces of equipment. First
they are dangerous if pointed towards your eyes and can cause permanent damage
to them.
Now lets look at the equipment. They are powered by two aaa battery's they have
a button on top that must have a sleeve slid over to hold it down. Now what misperception
can they cause? They create a great deal of heat at the diode. So right away I
recommend adding a cooling system such as a fan or a heat sync. Now why? As
they heat up some overheat in as little as 5 minutes, the grid can fade, or
partially disappear. hey can also shut off from overheating. Does it do it
predictably? No. This can occur from 5 minutes to 25 minutes to not at all. Now
if you have a portion of the grid disappear is it a ghost?
Lets look at one more often over looked part of the grid. Its used in the dark,
its a form of light. The camera monitoring it is watching the grid not the
laser. What is attracted to light? Insects, as an insect flys or lands on the
laser they can partially block a portion of the grid. Is this often misinterpreted
as a ghost? So once again go outside at night and test your grid but this time
have one more camera watching your laser to see if insects are what you are
catching.
Remember as we come up with new equipment to use during investigations we also
need to take time to see what can give you a false reading.
Why use a grid? What does a grid do? It creates
bright spots and dark spots, something the paranormal field doesn't need more
distortion for our minds to get confused over.
I see so much mis-use of this tool. I see some people set the pencil on a table
then be amazed when it rolls or moves.
I see people aiming it at a mirror, might as well really send out confusing
patterns.
Again why a grid? If a laser is able to create shadow people like so many
report why not use a laser floodlight? it eliminates all the pareidolia and
misinterpretations. A laser designator costs a bit more but isn't the truth
worth it? Or don't people want the truth?
