WHAT ARE MISTS?
NGRIT-UK believe 99% of all 'strange' mist photographs are just breath from the photographer accidentally breathing out just before he/she takes the photo......it is quite often simply the photographers own breath caught by the camera flash.
(Ngrit-uk & other Sceptics argue that the majority of all mist phononemon is nothing more than mist, fog or breath - NB: it is very rare to caputure 'mist' photo's during the summer months when the air tempreture is much warmer)
However the 1% that cannot be explained is very rarely seen with the naked eye but will suddenly appear in photographs with no apparent cause or reason. These mists are also reported to vanish if exposed to bright light which is said of a lot of paranormal activity, A theory for this is that bright white light being of a high frequency destroys the energy rather like camera flash can be harmful to a painting and its use forbidden in some museums.
This is why paranormal investigators tend to use red lights during vigils as it is of a much lower frequency and less likely to be disruptive to spirit activity
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