This box: view • talk • edit ( help info) (from poltern, meaning 'to rumble', 'to make a noise' and, meaning ' or ') denotes an ostensibly phenomenon attributed to the presence of an invisible entity that manifests itself by creating noise or moving objects. Poltergeist manifestations have been reported in many cultures, to the point of becoming part of in India, the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Brazil and other countries. True believers in the supernatural often claim that no stable scientific explanation exists up to date, although several physical theories have been occasionally proposed (some including tremors, air currents, ultra-infra sound waves or unexplained losses of gravity) to produce purported effects. The scientific community, however does have a consensus on poltergeists: They don't exist and the evidence claimed by believers is all in the mind. Main article: Lithobolia, or the Stone-Throwing Devil, is a pamphlet that records poltergeist activity that took place in the tavern of George and Alice Walton in 1682. Two copies of the pamphlet exist in the.

The Waltons' tavern was located in, New Hampshire, then known as the Great Island. Lithobolia was written by “R.C.,” one Richard Chamberlain, the secretary of the colony of New Hampshire. In 1682 Chamberlain was boarding at the Walton tavern and witnessed the attack. The pamphlet was later printed in London by Chamberlain in 1698. The opening reads: ',' or stone throwing Devil. Being an Exact and True account (by way of Journal) of the various actions of infernal Spirits or (Devils Incarnate) Witches or both: and the great Disturbance and Amazement they gave to George Walton's family at a place called Great Island in the county of in, chiefly in throwing about (by an Invisible hand) Stones, Bricks, and Brick-Bats of all sizes, with several other things, as Hammers, Mauls, Iron-Crows, Spits, and other Utensils, as came into their Hellish minds, and this for space of a quarter of a year.' Borley Rectory (1937).

Main article: Dr. Friedbert Karger was one of two physicists from the who helped to investigate perhaps the most validated poltergeist case in recorded history., a 19-year-old secretary in a law firm in (a town in southern ) was seemingly the unwitting cause of much chaos in the firm, including disruption of electricity and telephone lines, the rotation of a picture, swinging lamps which were captured on video (which was one of the first times any poltergeist activity has been captured on film), and strange sounds that sounded electrical in origin were recorded. Fraud was not proven despite intensive investigation by the physicists, journalists, and the police. Dekal logout. Film ganool. The effects moved with the young woman when she changed jobs until they finally faded out, disappeared, and never recurred. In the Rosenheim case of 1967, The (1967), Friedbert Karger's whole perspective on physics changed after investigating the events. Kingdom hearts 2 pnach file.