Sharp Turn of the Moving Orb

Photo date: April 12, 2018. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a speeding orb I photographed in Grand Central Terminal in New York.  It is one of more than 650 speeding orbs I have photographed (see here for similar photos). 

Ten Position States of the Speeding Orb

Photo date: February 27, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

We see below a mysterious speeding orb I photographed last night in Grand Central Terminal. We see once again the "string of pearls" effect I have many times photographed, in which we seem to see multiple position states of an object speeding fast. In this case you can count at least 10 individual orb position states that the camera has captured.

There is simply nothing known to man that moves like this. It can't be a bird, an insect, or a dust speck, because such things don't move in so convoluted a path.  Nor can it be a hair, which would never have this kind of W-shape. Throw hair and dust in front of your camera all day long, and take pictures; and you will never get a photo that looks like this.  Based on the length and the number of position states, I estimate this orb was moving at hundreds of miles an hour.

Paranormal Path of the Blue Speeding Orb

Photo date: December 23, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have taken hundreds of photos of speeding orbs at Grand Central Terminal (as you can see by watching these videos).  The one below is among the most spectacular I have taken. We see a blue orb that is moving like natural things never move.  At the top we see an extremely sharp turn of about 45 degrees. The camera has captured about 12 position states of an object moving very fast, which results in the "string of pearls" effect I have photographed more than 50 times (as shown here).  The very sharp bend near the top proves that we cannot be seeing any type of hair or fiber, which would never have so sharp a bend.

The Strangest "6" Ever?

Photo date: December 12, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows something incredibly bizarre I photographed last night in Grand Central Terminal. We see the number 6 floating mysteriously above a window. It did not appear in the next photograph from this angle.

Below is a closeup. Although I would like to be able to identify this anomaly as being caused by the motion path of an orb, I can't see the "string of pearls" effect that would allow me to confidently do that. But based on the very large number of speeding orbs I have photographed at this location (over 300, as shown in these videos), my best guess is that we see here a small orb moving in an astonishing 6-shaped path.

The 4 Sharp Turns of the Speeding Orb

Photo date: November 23, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below is one of the most astonishing photos I have taken of a speeding orb. The orb has made 4 sharp turns, three of which are right-angle turns. Motion like this is impossible for any natural thing that we know of, whether it be dust, birds, or insects. What we see also cannot possibly be a floating hair, as there are too many right-angles.  You can photograph 1000 falling hairs, and none will ever look like this.

There were no insects observed when the photo was taken. The path of motion had an apparent length of about 1 meter.

Click here to see three videos I have made showing hundreds of speeding orbs.

A Squiggly Something

Photo date: September 27, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a strange sight I photographed at a window at the top of Grand Central Terminal in New York. Based on my hundreds of previous photos of moving orbs at this location, I think it's an orb moving in an extremely squiggly path.

Quadruple Turn of the Moving Orb

Photo date: April 25, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York,  On the left we see what looks like an orb that is making an utterly inexplicable path of motion that involves 4 changes of direction.

Below is a closeup of the strange thing on the left.

There is simply no way to explain a sight like this though any known natural explanation. It cannot be a bird, an insect, or a speck of dust. You could photograph birds, insects, and floating specks of dust for a thousand years, and you would never get a single one like this that displayed a path of motion with 4 changes of direction inside a compact space.  It cannot be a floating hair, because floating hairs never look this wavy.  It cannot be some distortion of some background light, because there is no light at this spot -- there is nothing but a solid stone column.

See here for 48 photos I have of orbs making inexplicable paths of motion like this.

Blue Orb Does a Very Sharp U-Turn

Photo date: September 23, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York City. We see a bright blue orb that seems to be moving in a very sharp U-turn.  We never see turns this sharp being made by insects, birds, or dust.  Motion this dramatic is a sign we are dealing with an unexplained that we do not understand. See this series of posts for 6 other photos showing orbs making sharp U-turns.  See this series of 35 photos of orbs making dramatically sharp turns or undulating turns.

S Is For Supernatural?

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

The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. We see what looks like an orb that is making an S-shaped motion at very high speeds. The camera seems to have captured multiple position states of a single hurtling object. This type of motion (within a short space) is unlike any type of motion that birds, dust, or insects ever make.  See my posts labeled "orb inexplicable motion" for many similar photos.

The photo above was cropped from the photo below.

Stunning "Double Loop" Orb Motion in Grand Central Station

Photo date: December 8, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

In this photo taken from a balcony at Grand Central Station (where there was only clean air in front of me),  there is an orb at the top and a very unusual shape near the bottom:

The photo below is cropped from the image above. It shows a shape I have never seen before in a photograph -- a weird "double loop" shape floating in the air. It looks almost like a lasso with loops on both ends of the loop. If you look closely, you will see it is not a single object. It is an orb or orbs that are moving in this astonishing double-loop shape. This type of shape rules out possibilities such as dust, hair, or reflection. Dust never has such a shape, nor does hair, nor does a reflection.

Super-dramatic Orb Motion in Grand Central Station

Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York (click to see the full photo in its original resolution).

On the right we see a very anomalous luminous object. Below is a closeup of it.

If you didn't have very abundant evidence on this blog that orbs move rapidly, you might interpret this as some kind of "snake orb." But since you seem to see three different parts connected by a hazy motion blur, it seems better to interpret this as a photo of an orb moving very rapidly. What we seem to see is the effect photographers call ghosting, produced when you take a photo of something moving much faster than the shutter speed of the camera (the camera had an effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second). We also seem to see two different right-angle changes in direction by this very rapidly moving object, in a short length of space, something that would be impossible for any insect or bird.

This seems to be utterly anomalous motion completely inexplicable under known concepts. I defy anyone to produce a photograph such as this produced through any known natural means.

For similar photos on this site, showing dramatic orb motion, see my posts labeled "speeding air orb" and "speeding water orb."