Paranormal Ranking!

I have been resting on my laurels for the past week, as last month has had the record amount of views on this blog! Thanks for all the support fellow fanatics! It's helpful!

Anyway, to celebrate I have dug out a Sony Walkman from the attic, and tested my Recording Device. It shouldn't be long before it gets field tested, but that brings me to my next point.

My fellow team-members have "Given up the ghost" (Pun definitely intended) with Paranormal Investigation, and as you shouldn't ever investigate alone (for obvious reasons) I can't do any more investigations until I find new team members.

Despite this, this blog will still be updated every week with Rankings of all things paranormal, without trying to repeat what others have put.  If anyone knows how I can turn them into video format, please say! I've always wanted to know how to do this!

Anyway, despite the bad news, keep those cameras within arm's length and Happy Hunting!

New Video!

Yes, a new video, but sadly not a new investigation. I've been having doubts about my fellow team member's interest in the paranormal. So, for now, enjoy this tiny update video.

It is\will be live at the following link:

https://youtu.be/UXBuiL2tP8c

A little message

Hey, Students of the Supernatural!

So, at the moment, I'm on my own here at Ghostguard. None of my former team members are interested in the Paranormal, but I'm considering this as an actual future during College. So, I'm going to have a break after the next two videos.

Don't worry, this is not the end. In fact, this is near the beginning. But be prepared for a break in videos again. Sorry.

(Also, do any of you know how to make your recorded voice sound more like your real one? My voice on the videos sounds nothing like my actual one, so I need some help sounding less like a twelve year old kid.)

Happy Hunting, and be sure to trust me! New members sounds like a good plan!

On Deserts, the CIA and Weather Balloons: 71 Years since Roswell.

Back in 1947, a mysterious object crash landed in the Town of Roswell, New Mexico. It caused a large stir at the time, the effects of which are still felt today in the UFO and Paranormal communities all around the world.

Everyone knows about Roswell, due to the media often comparing other UFO sightings to it, no matter how dissimilar they are. It was the first recorded instance (that I know of) where dead bodies of aliens were seen by normal people. It was also possibly the first time people knew the US Government intervened and the first time the "It was a weather balloon!" explanation was used.

The aliens were the standard "Greys". Three Three-fingered grey humanoid beings with no ears and very large eyes, each clad in silver suits, ones not too dissimilar to those used during the Mercury and Gemini space programmes from 1961 to 1965, only much smaller and with no helmets. The alien's bodies were taking away, and a video was released in 1998 showing an autopsy on one of the bodies. However, this video was a definite fake. Do not believe it!

Roswell is now home to the UFO Museum, where the incident is investigated. I've never been to the museum (Or anywhere in New Mexico at all) but it is apparently okay, although now lacking some information discovered more recently.

Who knows where those aliens came from? Similar ones have been seen all over the world, now piloting triangular ships like the ones seen in 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2016 to present. These original ships are the typical flying saucer, possibly an earlier craft as these are not seen often anymore. Similar aliens have also been seen in the Lonnie Zamora case, and the one in the English forest I don't remember the name of.

The case is famous, the most famous of the twentieth century. Now all we need is your opinion and some answers...

See you on the flip side, and Happy Hunting!

Thomas' Spirit Guide!

One of the aspects of Ghostbusters that has seemingly failed to catch on in real life is Tobin's Spirit Guide, the comprehensive guide to the ghostly by imaginary investigator, John H Tobin. However, in real life, no books like this exist, meaning we have to rely on the internet. Now, the internet is trustworthy, look at the innumerable amounts of convincing sightings (Lots of which come from the great Top5s) but there's so much stuff on it finding one you want is incredibly difficult, not to mention all the fakes and misunderstandings that are up there too!

This is why we need a comprehensive-yet-portable guide for investigations. We can't rely on the internet to even work for us, as some sightings have been reported to have interfered with phone signal and internet connection! And there's just something about a book isn't there?

So what do you think, does a book like this need to be written to compile the scientific evidence we've found? Or can we rely on another method of finding information? Tell us in the comments! And, of course, Happy Hunting!

The Lay of the Land

If you watched Ghostbusters III: Answer the Call back in 2016, you will probably have heard of Lay Lines. However, what you may not know is that they are a real phenomena that many are trying to prove. I have no real opinion, as there's not enough evidence for my liking, but what's been observed is very intriguing.

Lay Lines are large lines that cross over entire countries all across the planet, which cross over points of ghost sightings. These usually pass through stone circles such as the famous Stonehenge, leading some to believe that these stone circles are linked to the paranormal, one of the many supposed links between the two.

Whether you have a definite opinion on Lay Lines, they are an interesting idea that some people use to bring some sort of order to the Paranormal, something which is needed to sort out the science of it! But are they edging too close to the spiritual to be real? Or do ghosts really follow these lines? Perhaps we'll never know, but a little speculation wouldn't hurt.

Thanks for reading, see you in the summer for our next investigation and Happy Hunting!