Two Moving Orbs in a Single Photo

Photo date: November 8, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  We see two moving orbs that I will each show in a closeup.

Here is a closeup of the first moving orb. There's something special about this position, directly above the stars of the US flag. It's the same position that I photographed an orb three days earlier, as I described in this post.  Before taking this photo, on the same night, I had thought that it would be nice if an orb appeared on this exact spot, as it did three days earlier.

Here is a closeup of the second moving orb.

When we see two moving orbs in a single photo, it really emphasizes how common such moving orbs are. This site has 219 photos of orbs moving in the air.  Click here to watch a video of 88 of them.

A "Cooperative" Moving Orb

Photo date: November 9, 2015.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a featureless indoor wall. We see an orb that seems to be moving very fast. The camera seems to have captured four different position states of a hurtling orb. The apparent size was about 20 inches.

One or two photos before taking this photo,  I wished that an orb should appear in the center of this wall. A few seconds later, the orb did appear at that location, in the center of the wall.

There were no insects visible at this location.

Double Alignment of the "Yin Yang" Orb

Photo date: November 5, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  I had previously recorded in this blog post how I had the thought that it would be nice if an orb appeared on top of the blue part of the US flag -- and then photographed a big green orb appear at just such a spot not long after having such a thought.  On this night again I had such a thought, and not long after that an orb appeared exactly at the spot I had thought of, as you can see below.

A closeup of the orb shows a remarkable double alignment. The left edge of the orb is exactly aligned with a big architectural line in the station, and the bottom edge of the orb is exactly aligned with the top of the flag. (I used the IranView "Auto-adjust colors" menu option on this closeup.) We can see that this orb has an unusual kind of "yin yang" appearance.

These type of alignments are very common, and if you look at my posts labeled "orb selective positioning" you can see more than a hundred examples.

Speeding Salute of a Moving Orb

Photo date: October 30, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  We see a blue-white orb that seems to be speeding rapidly, right near the tip of the US flag. 

Below is a closeup of the strange orb.

 A while earlier on this night I had thought to myself that it would be nice if an orb appeared on the edge of this flag.

Mind-reading Green Orb?

Photo date: October 26, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  We see a mysterious green orb floating above the flag.

There is a strange story that goes with this photo. The photo was taken at 8:30 PM. Three photos previously, also at 8:30 PM,  I took the photo below, which showed a blue orb, above the blue of the US flag (near the top of the photo).  As I have many photos showing orbs resting exactly on the US flag in this station, I kind of thought to myself, "Come now, appear right on top of the blue part of the flag."  Three photos later, also at 8:30 PM, I got the photo of the green orb, which appeared exactly at the requested position.

Orb Appearing in Response to a Request?

Photo date: October 19, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  We see a large orb at the top of the photo.

A close up shows a strange thick line in front of the orb.

There is a strange story concerning this photo. A few seconds before, I took a photo that showed an orb of about the same size, at about the same spot. But the orb was very dim, and barely visible. I then kind of wished that the orb would show up at that spot, but much brighter.  The next photo I took after thinking this was the photo at the top, which showed an orb at about the same spot as the dim orb I had previously photographed, but much brighter. It was almost as if my thoughts had been read.

This experience is consistent with what has been reported by other orb photographers, that orbs sometimes seem to appear in a way that reflects human wishes, although such an effect does not work in any reliable, regular way.