I'm trying to remember the names of these things so I can google them... basically, they're patterns in the form of shapes, etched into rocks in south america. But I believe the catch was that they only appear when photographed. A typical example of one of these shapes would be a square, with a diamond on the inside, and maybe some diaminds and triangles. But they look very sophisticated.
2007-01-08
10:53:34
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➔ Paranormal Phenomena
P.S. They are not the Nazca lines, they're small... less than 1 square foot.
2007-01-08
20:09:39 ·
update #1
In reply to the 10th posters question... I think you're probably right. Cameras have the unique ability to "slow down" time (or receive light in such a way the human eye can't) in order to see what wouldn't normally be seen otherwise, such as ghosts, auras, etc. I think science will include these things as natural phenomena once we develop the appropriate testing apparatus.
2007-01-09
07:19:02 ·
update #2