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Just environmental airborne anomalies, from grass, tree, grass pollens, to dust motes, to moisture droplets, to ice crystals, to rain and snowflakes. Just because an anomaly is spherical does not translate to paranormal.
So i feel all ghost hunters should also take photos of rain droplets, snow flakes, dust and insects so they can compare them with the photos they have taken in haunted locations.
I’m not saying that the idea of spirits manifesting them selves into spherical orbs is not possible, i just think we should compare these photos so we can rule out all the other possibilities such as natural anomalies.
 
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I agree with what you are saying about Orbs, however, a few years ago, I drove by the graveyard as I was going to my parents house. I never drive by it as usually I would be a chicken. That night I drove by as my sister had been buried in there and I hadn't visited her grave for some time. As I went past the gateway a beautiful white ball of light flew past me. It was whispy but illuminated. I was mesmerised and tried to explain it away. But I couldn't. There were no other cars around, and the houses across the road are back away from the graveyard with curtains pulled. I can only explain it as an "Orb".