Last Updated
07 Julai 2008 12:41:06 am
Our Mission
The Malaysian
Ghost Research main aim is to share the documentation through
research about the existence of life after death. Our mission is to
share information and/ or to help change the perception of peoples’
narrow view about this mysterious world, through scientific research
methods using a digital camera, video and audio recording.
About Our Research
The Malaysian Ghost Research collection of non-dust Ghost Orbs, Ecto,
Human Shaped Apparitional Ghost Photos, Ghost videos and EVPs is the
largest collection online in Malaysia and the only Ghost Research
site available. The collection mostly comes from the solo
investigations by a professional ghost researcher and from our
professional sub-team investigators based in Beluran, Sabah. The
dust orb found on this site is only for comparison purposes.
Paranormal Investigation Report - R01072008.
July 04th, 2008 by Augustine
Towonsing
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01/07/2008
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Titi Hayun, Yan, Kedah
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00:00
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Investigation Time Duration
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40 Minutes
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Type of Paranormal Evidence
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Video Recording
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PiARS Archievement Standard
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Extremely Poor
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PiARS Percentage
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0%
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Moon Phase Name
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Waning Crescent
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Percent of Full Moon
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6%
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Geogmagnetic Storm Alert
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Normal
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Sunspot*
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No Sunspot
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Earth Geogmagnetic Field Level*
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10%
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Weather Condition
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Fine
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Ambient Temperature
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24.2°C
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Type of Evidence Collected
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Video Image(s)
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N/A
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Still Photo(s)
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N/A
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Video Clip(s)
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N/A
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Electronic Voice Phenomenon - EVP
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N/A
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*Report archive from Spaceweather.com
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here to check out statistics for the previous paranormal
investigation.
This
paranormal investigations was conducted for 40-minutes with no
success in documenting paranormal or spirit energy activities. This
may suggests strong colorations with the existence of a portal that
connect between the physical world and the parallel worlds at the
higher dimensions at certain areas where we conduct our paranormal
investigations couple with the influence of the solar activities.
