Overlapping Dust Orbs: An Example of Multiple Dust Orbs

These research findings of overlapping dust orbs is a good example of multiple dust orbs. Other novice ghost researchers have failed to differentiate between ghost orbs and dust orbs. These orbs have a face within it, they overlap each other but they still have the demarcated outer ring. Only orbs that are related to energy patterns have no demarcated outer ring.

Cite this article as: Augustine Towonsing. (December 3, 2018). Overlapping Dust Orbs: An Example of Multiple Dust Orbs. Retrieved from https://www.malaysian-ghost-research.org/overlapping-dust-orbs/

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Augustine Towonsing

Founder at Malaysian Ghost Research

An Associate International Member of the UK Geographical Association, the Assistant Afternoon Supervisor of Gurun Secondary School (Kedah, Malaysia), a Geography teacher with 26 years of teaching experience and holds a masters degree in Geography, former outdoor education trainer, an education application developer, an environmental researcher, a photographer, a videographer, a book author, a solo paranormal and ghost researcher, as well as the sole founder of Malaysian Ghost Research.