So we're just supposed to "have faith" that it is faked based on no evidence whatsoever. That sounds more like religion than science.
Tell me how an invisible force levitating a box of tea defies the laws of physics. Which law is being violated exactly?
Who said there is no evidence. It's simply plain old common sense, logic and how the world around us operates. To have the faith though to believe in such nonsense, is to be highly impressionable and gullible. Things like that don't happen without a logical reason, even though we may not know that logical reason.
Okay then, what kind of mechanism could be causing the box to both defy gravity and give it forward momentum? Where's the kinetic energy coming from and how is it being transferred to the box?
I have faith in the video of the box levitating. That's what I'm seeing. That's what everybody is seeing. Saying it isn't doing what it appears to be doing requires some evidence or at least a plausible theory about how it was done. So how was it done?
It is in a theater -- the type of place where Peter Pan flies and magicians set up shop. A blurry camera is just the sort of thing that won't see black-painted stiff metal wires and fishing line, either of which could be used to make such objects appear to fly without support and those are just practical effects -- the types that don't involve doctoring the video.
It was a moving chair in the audience area late at night, not on stage and certainly NOT during a performance. The theater already had a reputation for other paranormal goings on. "The building, which dates back to the 19th Century, is no stranger to spooky phenomenon. Theatre manager Jai Sepple, 40, said: "There has been a lot of things happen here that are hard to explain. "We have had darts hitting walls in an empty room, people being pushed when no one was there and even a child's bare footprints coming from nowhere. "I am very sceptical of this kind of thing, but I can only go on what I see and experience and this certainly takes some explaining."====http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/ghost-theatre-spooky-cctv-footage-3926273
Sounds like a great way to drum up advertising for the theater - record some blurry low quality video of stuff seemingly moving on its own, spread some ghost stories, and poof, instant attraction!
Right on! That's the first thing I look for in deciding on what theater to go to--is it haunted? lol!
That's nice..... In the mean time as i said previously, things like that don't happen without a logical reason, even though we may not know that logical reason. In the mean time, your gullibility to accept what logic and science says is impossible, is a problem you can only deal with yourself.
It isn't an issue of logic since a ghost doing it would certainly explain it logically. As for science saying it is impossible, where does it say that? Specifically, what branch of science deals in stating what is impossible? I must have missed that chapter in my science textbook..
There's just as much evidence that Harry Potter exists as there is that ghosts exist. That's the point.
Pretty cool video Magical Realist. I don't think that could be done with fishing lines or wires because the movement of the box seems too smooth. If there were some kind of invisible lines I think we would see some kind of up and down or vibratory movement of some kind. The movement is perfectly smooth. Pretty weird.
You'd be more credible if you actually knew what you were talking about. Ofcourse like all skeptics you don't. You rely heavily on making absolute statements about a field of research you have no clue about and indeed probably don't even know exists. Fortunately after 12 years of studying the evidence for myself I can confidently say the evidence for ghosts is both abundant and undeniable. You should look into it yourself. It may surprise you.
That's what I was observing. Also the way the box moves out from the shelf steadily and without swinging makes a thread or threads seem unlikely.