Orb Shows Up for the "Out-of-Body Experience" TV Scene

 The TV series "Mission Unexplained" that can be watched on HBO Max is a well-done series concentrating on first-hand accounts of hard-to-explain experiences, delivered by named witnesses. I was watching today one episode in which a witness described an out-of-body experience in which she seemed to float above her body. As the event was described, I took out my camera, to see whether I could get a mysterious orb. Just as the TV show was starting to depict the out-of-body experience, visualizing an observer floating above his own body on a bed, I did get something unexplained in the right corner of my photo, as shown below. 

Early in the next episode I watched, we get a witness describing a huge mysterious orb he saw with his unaided eye. He says it "was gargantuan" and that it "illuminated the entire atmosphere."  Episode 7 of Season 1 of the series has a named witness saying he saw "this ball of light was absolutely the brightest thing in the sky by magnitudes." He says it made a 90 degree left hand turn, and that this repeated numerous times. 

One episode of the series depicted an account of someone on a naval ship seeing a ghost. While the guy was mentioning seeing a transparent ghost, I took a few pictures, and got the transparent orb below:

Paranormal Displacements?

 While sleeping I normally wear earplugs at night during the winter and early spring, so that I am not woken up by the sound of a radiator heating the room.  Last night I awoke to use the bathroom, and while using the toilet I noticed that one of my earplugs suddenly left my ear. As I am very nearsighted and keep the bathroom light off at night, I could not see where the earplug had landed.  In the morning I turned on the bathroom light and saw that the earplug was in the sink, near the drain.  I cannot account for its arrival at such a location. Even allowing for a roll of the ear plug down the bowl-like sink basin, there was about a 10-inch gap between where my body was and the edge of the sink. It was just as if some invisible hand had plucked the ear plug out of my ear, and dropped it in the sink. 

At about 12:30 PM today (a few minutes ago) I heard a very distinctive "clink" sound coming from the bathroom. I went to investigate, finding what we see below. I had not left the tooth paste in the position shown, but on the right rim of the sink. No one had been in the bathroom for more than an hour, and during that hour I had been in the adjacent room, writing.  A test showed that the very distinctive "clink" sound was caused by the toothpaste moving from the edge of the sink to its center. It ended up right next to the metal unit shown below, just as the ear plug had done, on the same day. Now in this case you can think of a natural explanation: conceivably when I used the toothpaste about two hours earlier, I might have placed it on the rim of the sink in such a way that two hours later the toothpaste might have fallen down to the metal unit shown below. But how improbable a placement would that have required, for there to be a two-hour delay before the toothpaste fell? Seemingly it would have been almost as improbable as dropping a pencil and having it land on its point, so that only the point touched the ground. Again, we have an event suggestive of an invisible hand at work.  

Orange Sky Orbs: A Retrospective (Part 6)

 Below are some photos I previously took of mysterious orange orbs in the sky. All of the photos were taken in clean, dry air when there was no fog, mist, rain or precipitation. None of the objects photographed was the moon. 

The orange orb I photographed below looked rather as if it is peering through the lighted window.

The photo below shows a mysterious orange orb that I photographed near St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.

The photo below shows an orange orb I photographed above a building in New York City.

The orange orb below I photographed  had a strange stripe. 

The orange sky orb below I photographed had a diagonal stripe:

 

This orange sky orb I photographed seemed to have a little sidekick:

The orange orb I photographed above this school in New York City gave it a fleeting pinch of Hogwarts ambiance: