What Causes Ghosts? Scientists Say They’ve Found the Answer

  • تاريخ النشر: الإثنين، 18 مايو 2026 زمن القراءة: دقيقة قراءة

Discover how low-frequency sound waves can evoke unease and shape supernatural experiences.

Infrasound May Create the Haunted Feeling

Old Buildings Can Produce It

The Body Reacts Before the Mind Explains It

People Could Not Tell When It Was Happening

It Made People More Irritated and Unsettled

Stress Hormones Increased

Haunted Attractions Changed People’s Behaviour

Expectation Makes the Effect Stronger

It Does Not Explain Every Ghost Sighting

The Next Test Is Real Haunted Locations

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A house can feel haunted before anything actually appears. A cold room, a low rumble, a bad feeling, and the mind starts building a story.

Now scientists think one invisible force may be helping that story feel real. The answer is not a ghost hiding in the walls. It may be infrasound — sound waves too low for humans to hear, but strong enough for the body to notice.

New research suggests these hidden vibrations can make people feel uneasy, stressed, and more likely to interpret a place as haunted.

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