Are there ghosts? What do the great minds of our planet say about this? Scientists were divided. The former say that ghosts and souls do not exist. The second are sure that a person has a soul. Still others believe that this area has not yet been explored and that great discoveries lie ahead.
Unspoken experiment
In 1972, a group of German scientists and doctors conducted a secret experiment to identify the soul. The study was carried out in a psychiatric hospital near Munich. Subject was locked in a solitary ward and electrical cables connected to his arms, legs and head.
Scientists increased the voltage by one volt every day. When the voltage reached 80 volts, subject began claiming to leave his body from time to time. To be convinced of this, doctors in the next ward wrote on the wall in large letters: "Have you entered this ward?" The next time subject left his body and came back, he informed the doctors, "Yes, I was in the next room and saw your question."
When the voltage reached 130 volts, poltergeist phenomena began to appear in the hospital. Upon reaching 162 volts, subject expired. It is not known whether similar experiments have been carried out yet.
Law of energy conservation
There is a theory according to which the human soul does not disappear after the death of the physical body. Moreover, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity.
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"Any energy in the Universe does not disappear, but passes from one form to another" - this was stated by Einstein. If we consider the soul as a type of energy, then it should be recognized that it cannot go anywhere either. This can be compared to a banal meal, when we eat, nutrients are converted into energy. This energy, in turn, makes the brain work, the heart beat, and so on. When physical death occurs, energy is released.
Dying visions
Swiss scientists argue that with electrical stimulation of the brain, a person can leave his body, as in clinical death. They even performed an experiment. A patient with epilepsy was stimulated by the angular gyrus of the right hemisphere. The patient, regaining consciousness, said that she had fallen from a great height, and then hovered over her own body in a chamber under the ceiling.
Scientists are sure that in the near future, anyone will be able to leave their body for a while by paying a small amount!
HyperCam
Scientists at the University of Washington, together with Microsoft developers, created and already tested the HyperCam hyperspectral camera in October 2015. Scientists say that smartphones and computers will be equipped with such a camera in the not too distant future.
HyperCam processes light in the widest possible spectrum range, and captures objects that the human eye cannot see. Today's cameras practically replicate the capabilities of the human eye, while the novelty captures objects that are inaccessible to our vision. The developers say that the camera does capture strange objects. So far, scientists do not reveal all the details, but they promise us a great event.
Thomas Edison is the farthest in this area. He claimed to have created a device and established a connection with the other world, read about it here: The phenomenon of electronic voice
