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definite sign whether the orb(s) is dust or energy. Dust is
almost always collective, there are a numerous amount of orbs. Take
into account that if at the time you are taking a picture you see a lot
of dust in the air, your camera will pick up that dust. The
picture to the left is an example of a collection of dust orbs.
The picture below shows one large energy orb. |
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picture is an example of a dust orb. Dust orbs will not have a light
source other than the flash of a camera. |
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picture to the right is an example of an energy orb. Notice how bright
it is. |
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dust orb will in most cases lack color. As shown in
the picture to the left. However, an energy orb may have
color. As shown in the pictures below. |
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orb caught in motion is a perfect example of an energy orb. Shown
below are three examples of orbs in motion |
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between an energy orb and a dust orb is distance. A study conducted by
the University of Michigan concluded that dust does not show up if it
is farther then 10 feet away from the camera. |
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a moister orb is simple by recognizing your taking a picture where
moister is in the air. This photo was taken during a drizzling
rain. |
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with all this information how do we diffinatively tell the orb we are
calling paranormal is an energy orb. We take into account all the
above listed examples and our energy orbs will meet at least two of
them. Such as what we consider an energy orb will have color and be
more then 10feet away, as shown in these two pictures. |
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