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Haunted rocks: The Stone Tape theory
The “stone tape theory” is frequently used as a sciencey-sounding explanation to explain residual hauntings - appearances of images, sounds, and apparitions that do not interact directly with people. The premise is that the rock
Arrogant and confused, ghost and ghoul (Book Review)
I’m still doing research on the Stone Tape idea, as a paranormally-curious geologist does. I was interested in obtaining a book by T.C. Lethbridge because his name comes up repeatedly as a promoter of the
Psychometry in geology
Psychometry - the ability to measure the "soul" - was used in the mid-19th century to "read" the history of rocks. One geologists believed it could revolutionize the field as certain sensitive people could receive
Darvaza: Gate to Hell
The Darvaza crater in Turkmenistan is a pit formed after a mistake by exploratory drillers. Fueled by natural gas, it's been impossible to extinguish and has been called a "gate to hell". More appropriately, it's
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