Lecture for the Open Space Summer Series, 2014 (Solving a Haunting)
"Solving a Haunting" lecture was given for the City of Albuquerque Open Space Summer Series, 2014.
Tag: ghosts
Assessing the Credibility of Witnesses of Paranormal Activity
This article discusses the factors that need to be analyzed to determine the credibility of a witness of a paranormal event. http://www.sgha.net/articles/WitnessCredibility.pdf
New Mexico State Penitentiary report
SGHA has conducted eight investigations of Old Main from 2002 to 2010. Here is the updated and condensed report from everything that we have done there. http://www.sgha.net/nm/NM_State_Pen.pdf
Plaza Hotel Investigation report
Byron T. Mills, the hotel’s former owner is believed that his to haunt Room 310 of the Plaza Hotel. A photograph of the ghost is supposedly kept behind the front desk that was taken near his room. The hotel's employees say the ghost has been Read More …
Kelly Ghost Town, Investigation Report
There have been several sighting of "shadow-like" figures and apparitions near the ruins of the mine and near the church. Also strange noises, including disembodied footsteps have been heard by visitors touring the mine ruins. Several ghost lights have also been reported around the old Read More …
The myth of the Hatchet Lady, Old Town Albuquerque
For the story, check out the video below. After reading several comments about this myth on YouTube, I decided to write a little bit about this particular "ghost" since I was one of the narrators in the video and SGHA was the original Read More …
The Valverde Battlefield, New Mexico
Last night Ecto Radio did a show on the Valverde battlefield using audio clips from our 2005 trip there with 94 Rock. The audio is supplemented with photos of the battlefield and the trip itself. Hard to believe that its been six years since we Read More …
2003 Documentary about the St. James Hotel
The documentary was shot in 2003 and really sums up the hauntings at the hotel at that time. SGHA's President is interviewed as well, giving his opinion on the myth building of the T.J. Wright ghost story.
Applied Science: Law of Extrema
Simply put, the Law of Extrema states that all natural processes act to extremize (maximize or minimize) a physical quantity. An especially important instance of this is the principle that all systems, by themselves, tend toward a state of minimum energy. This explains many phenomena Read More …
Applied Science: The Principles of Universality and Causality
The Principle of Universality says that all laws of nature must work the same way everywhere. That is, the laws are objective; it doesn't matter who does the experiment or where, the same results should be produced under the same conditions. In paranormal studies Read More …
Applied Science: Conservation of Matter and Energy
Generally speaking, conservation means that in an isolated system a given physical quantity does not change with time. An especially important and useful conservation law is that matter and/or energy are neither created nor destroyed over time; they merely change form, and their sum Read More …