Air Quality & Human Perception
CO, CO₂, radon, and airborne contaminants can produce sensory effects that mimic paranormal experiences.
Environmental Intelligence
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Environmental Intelligence
Environmental factors & evidence contamination
Real-world conditions can create, distort, or contaminate what people perceive as paranormal activity. This area sets out the major environmental factor groups, what the evidence does and does not support, and how each one is reviewed during a responsible investigation.
Context only. These factors are investigation prompts and contamination checks — not evidence of paranormal activity, in either direction. Correlation does not imply cause.
Sound, Infrasound & Vibration
Sub-20 Hz infrasound and structural vibration can induce unease, dread, and visual anomalies without a perceptible source.
EMF & RF Interference
Elevated electromagnetic and radio-frequency fields are reviewed as potential biological and equipment-interference factors.
Light, Optics & Temperature
Thermal gradients, IR reflections, and optical interference can produce artefacts in photographic and video evidence.
Geology, Structure & Location
Tectonic stress, fault proximity, building materials, and soil composition form the physical baseline for any site review.
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Open the Map Explorer with environmental layers grouped and off by default — context only.
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