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Posted on Monday, January 17, 2011
Uploaded by Pookie666

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Uploader comment: My partner and I. A friend took this pic of us, suspect the orb might be my recently deceased mother...

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#6 Posted by BucketOWalruses on 1/25/2011

It could simply be something on the lens,oil or otherwise refracting the light, especially considering you used a flash (it appears so by the pic)

#5 Posted by Pookie666 on 2/3/2011

No flash was used... the outside lights were on just above and behind us.

#4 Posted by ColoradoParanormal on 3/14/2011

I'm pretty sure we've covered "orbs" and what they really are.

#3 Posted by Gallimaufry on 7/8/2011

Looking at this, it's very easy to tell that a flash was used. You even titled the pic "Dancing in the dark." You may not have noticed the flash, with your eyes closed. Your orb is dust. Orbs are never orbs.

#2 Posted by Celestial_Blu on 5/28/2012

Dust doesnt refract like that. It's a cute orb

#1 Posted by slaughtr on 6/24/2013

If you know what orbs are stop commenting so smart skeptics.

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