A Ring Inside It?

Photo date: August 29, 2026. Photographer: Mark Mahin. 

We see below a mysterious orb I photographed indoors. 

The Mysterious Orbs of Egryn

 Below is a remarkable news article that appeared in a 1905 edition of the Washington Times. You can read the full article using the link here. 

Below are some excerpts from the article:

"Wherever this woman preaches at night in church, in a hovel, or in the open fields there hang suspended in the air a great orb of fire which can be seen for miles around. It does not burn steadily, but flashes suddenly into prominence, and as suddenly vanishes....A belated farmer driving rapidly toward the chapel suddenly observed a glow in the sky that seemed to hover over the little church, while a great ball of light appeared high in the heavens and vanished almost immediately. Amazed, he described what he had seen to the worshipers, but the glow was gone when the meeting was dismissed....Half a dozen balls of fire of various hues began to blaze in the-air above the chapel...Usually these are seen as balls of fire of various sizes, ranging from globes apparently six inches in diameter to huge discs having all the appearance of gigantic motor car light. Some burn with a brilliancy that sends a radiating glow far out on the atmosphere; others seem to cast no radiance whatever, though the intensity of the light concentrated in them is such that any attempt to look fixedly upon them speedily tires the eyes...

The special correspondent of the London Express, who was sent down to investigate the manifestation for his paper, asserts that on the night he watched from the hills, a mile away from the church, and while half a dozen lights were gleaming high above the roof, a remarkable globe of fire, with nine distinct radiations, materialized apparently only a hundred yards in front of him, hung for a full minute, as timed by his watch, and then disappeared
completely. Within thirty seconds another globe of similar size and character leaped into being some 300 yards back of him, and at the moment of its disappearance a curious gleam that seemed to be, and yet he declares he didn't feel it was, a ray of light shot
directly in front of him as he stood in the middle of the road with bare fields on either side, leaped back and circled
completely around him, disappearing with the same suddenness that marked its materialization, and with no explanation possible, to his mind, for its existence."

A similar account is given in the Los Angeles Herald here. In that account we read this:

"Under these circumstances a special correspondent of the Dally Mail was sent to investigate the matter. He has
seen the lights, and says of them:
'At 7 o'clock in the evening I made
my way through Egryn, watching the
black hillside. I walked back again
across the lonely meadow, and saw
nothing. At 8 o'clock I had decided
that the whole thing was a local superstition."

"Half an hour later my views were
changed. At 8:15 I was on the road
side, walking from Dyftrin to Egryn.
In the distance, about a mile away, I
could, see the three lighted windows
of the tiny Egryn chapel, where service was going on. It was only a

touch of light in the miles of country
side. Suddenly, at 8:20, I saw what
appeared to be a ball of fire above the
roof of the chapel. It came from nowhere and sprang into brilliance and did not move."

"String of Pearls" Orb Motion: A Retrospective (Part 3)

What I call the "string of pearls" effect is an effect in which a photo seems to show multiple position states of an orb traveling very fast. Below is Part 3 of a retrospective of my photos showing such an effect.

The photo below shows a speeding orb I photographed in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  

The photo below shows a speeding blue orb I photographed in Grand Central Terminal. The path of motion makes a shape rather resembling the Big Dipper. 

The photo below shows a mysterious speeding orb I photographed in front of a TV set that was turned off.  We can seem to see three position states of the speeding orb.

The photo below shows a speeding orb I photographed in the sky.  In this case the photo seems to have captured five different position states of the orb.

The photo below shows a mysterious speeding orb I photographed indoors.

The photos below shows two mysterious orbs that I photographed in Grand Central Terminal in New York, a hotspot for speeding orbs.

The photo below shows a fast-moving mysterious orb I photographed indoors. We seem to see four position states of the same orb. 

Swift Something

 Photo date: August 23, 2026.  Photographer: Mark Mahin. 

We see below what looks like a mysterious speeding orb. 

The type of motion shown reminds me of the motion shown in my photos below. See here to see the original posts with these photos. 

Fast and Bright

 Photo date: August 20, 2026. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

We see below a mysterious orb I photographed indoors. 

Sharp Fast Turn?

 Photo date: August 15, 2026. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

We see below a mysterious orb I photographed indoors. 

Mysterious Blue Indoor Orbs: A Retrospective (Part 22)

Below is Part 22 of a retrospective showing some of the better photos I have taken indoors of mysterious blue orbs photographed indoors. 

The photo below shows a large blue orb I photographed in Grand Central Terminal in New York. The orb took up nine percent of the original photo height.

The photos below show blue orbs I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York.

The photo below shows a mysterious orb I photographed in front of the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal in New York. I have photographed eight other orbs with the same pattern, as you can see by looking at the "Hose and Circle Pattern" section of the post here. 

The photo below shows a blue orb I photographed  in Grand Central Terminal next to a conversing man and woman. Orb eavesdropping?

My photo below shows three blue orbs I photographed in Grand Central Terminal in New York. Blue brethren?

My photo below shows a bluish-purple orb that rather seems to be nuzzling a red light, rather like some moth attracted to a light.

The photo below shows a blue orb I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York.