Relayed from a study by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis:
http://www.dailygrail.com/Fresh-Sci...een-Humans-Are-Able-See-Infrared-Light-Really
Aside from sounding pretty cool, there is a possible relevance to paranormal research, as user and article writer Red Pill Junkie points out:
http://www.dailygrail.com/Fresh-Sci...een-Humans-Are-Able-See-Infrared-Light-Really
Aside from sounding pretty cool, there is a possible relevance to paranormal research, as user and article writer Red Pill Junkie points out:
What appeals to me about this study is not its potential applications in Medicine or industry --or the fact that the scientists didn't follow the "it can't be/therefore it isn't" of skeptics, which helped them uncover a new property of Nature-- but whether it could somehow play a factor in certain 'paranormal events'. Would it be possible that some 'ghostly' apparitions are the result of the witness' retina being excited by electromagnetic energy that, under certain circumstances, might be perceived as visible light?