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(Sounds like the name of a rock group! LOL!). I set up a camcorder in the basement of the "Piscataway House", and let it run for 30 mins. I was surprised that, with all the orb photos i've taken down there, I didn't film ONE orb! Next, i set up the equipment in the "Rec Room", which is also in the oldest part of the house. I recorded TWO moving orbs within the first 15 mins!!!!!
I was sitting behind the camera, looking into it's LCD viewfinder, when i saw an object go streaking past. (The first video). I quickly looked up, and didn't see ANYTHING in the room!
I've arranged the 2 videos into sections. The first video of each section will show the orb moving ONCE. The lower video will repeat the clip 4 times but, due to the size of the folder, should really only be accessed by people with DSL or a cable modem. (The first one can be repeated as many times as you hit the "PLAY" button. Requires Windows Media Player, which is "standard issue" on Windows. (After you double-click, it might take a minute or so to start).
The diagrams over each link show where you should look for the orb, and the path that it took. Special thanks to Matt Boardman for adding contrast, etc. so you can see 'em easier!
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 (This orb appears when i moved the camera down; at that moment, you'll see the top of the curtains move up!). Once Four Times |
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On 12/11/04, I again set up the equipment in the "Rec Room", & captured an erratically-moving moving orb near the front window of the house.
(It's in the lower right-hand corner, near the wall outlet. Note the VERY strange movement!!!)
The top video will show the orb moving ONCE. The lower video will repeat the clip 6 times but, due to the size of the folder, should really only be accessed by people with DSL or a cable modem. (The first one can be repeated as many times as you hit the "PLAY" button). Requires Windows Media Player, which is "standard issue" on Windows. (After you double-click, it might take a minute before it starts).
The diagram over the link shows where you should look for the orb, and the path that it took. Again, Special thanks to Matt Boardman for adding contrast, etc. so you can see it easier!
