Post by Gargon on Mar 18, 2008 14:22:48 GMT -5
I was just thinking about something I saw on "Ghost Hunters" awhile back that got me to wondering. When they were at Leap Castle, Barry was using a barometer on his watch to track localized changes in barometric pressure as an indication of possible increased activity.
Soooo...I was thinking that it really may be a good thing to keep an eye on when on an investigation or ghost hunt. Rapid change in itself in localized conditions can cause some crazy things to happen as far as electromagnetic pulses and static electricity in the area.
I've got the equipment for keeping track of barometric pressure and such. Might be worth recording localized readings next time we're doing an investigation.
I figure it can't hurt.
I look forward to your input.
Soooo...I was thinking that it really may be a good thing to keep an eye on when on an investigation or ghost hunt. Rapid change in itself in localized conditions can cause some crazy things to happen as far as electromagnetic pulses and static electricity in the area.
I've got the equipment for keeping track of barometric pressure and such. Might be worth recording localized readings next time we're doing an investigation.
I figure it can't hurt.
I look forward to your input.
