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Paranormal anomalies of the Scole experiment

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In the 1990s, a team of researchers in a tiny English village claimed to capture indisputable proof of the afterlife. The infamous Scole experiment reportedly produced floating orbs, materialized objects, and untouched rolls of film developing cryptic alien text, baffling the scientists who strictly monitored the room.

Paranormal anomalies of the Scole experiment
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