Orbs...footsteps...mist in pictures?

Question

My pragmatic brother, said that while at Grandparents house (over night) he heard footsteps. No one living in house for about 7 years. No electricity, no running water.

Last night my husband and I went to the house with a night vision camera, (the green tinted one) and a digital camera.

We heard the footsteps about 10 mins after we arrived, until we set up equipment and left….did not hear them after we returned

In one spot, over grandma’s bed, there was a gray mist-like anomaly in every picture, above and to the right of her bed. Was not seen anywhere else in our pics.

Set up the camera, and left house, After returning,about 8 minutes into the viewing, we started seeing “orbs” one-fast from mid right to left..then, fast lower right to left…then coming at camera twice (a little slower). Orbs were bout 2 to 4 mins apart.

What do you think? I would download the footage, but I am not very literate when it comes to that kind of thing..

Answer 1

welcome to the paranormal world..its great to witness things first hand..but people keep asking for evidence...its great you were able to see something, id keep doing it, theres definately paranormal activity going on there....

Answer 2

Sounds like a haunted house to me.

Answer 3

You have footage of ghosts? You are going to be a millionaire, contact any daily newspaper, tell them that you have the only photographs in the world of ghosts.

Answer 4

You've discovered dust particles! Sorry it's not any more interesting than that. "Orbs" are very easily explained and responsible paranormal researchers do not consider them as evidence of the paranormal.

By the way, expansion and contraction of wood as well as shaking water pipes in an old house can produce a "footstep" type of repeating knocking sounds.

EDIT: By the way, you're in the Science & Mathematics category. Paranormal questions should be answered scientifically here, else Yahoo would not have placed this subcategory where it is. Asking questions is cool, but if you're here insisting on promoting pseudoscience and insulting (e.g., "colorless little life") those that don't believe exactly the same way you believe, it's more likely that you are the troll. "Balls" of light seen outside in the darkness? Could be *anything*. Not sure what research you're doing, but it doesn't seem to be scientific research.