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Paranormal Paranormal Ghosts Psychic Phenomena Creatures and More From Stephen Wagner, your Guide to Paranormal Ball lighting isn't generally considered to be a paranormal phenomenon, but it does fall solidly into the category of "Unexplained". And the stories of encounters with this mystery are as bizarre and fascinating as any ghost or poltergeist experience. See this week's feature. There are also some very interesting new photos of "impossible fossils" as well as a possible new pic of the Loch Ness Monster. The Mystery of Ball Lightning Ball lightning is so mysterious that for a long time many scientists doubted its reality. Today most physicists accept that it is a genuine phenomenon, but are still at a loss to explain how it forms, how it maintains its shape, how it moves, and how it seems to "behave" -- sometimes as if it is under intelligent control. Here are some bizarre true stories. See More About:  ball lightning  weird weather  earth mysteries Impossibly old footprints Here are a couple of fossils to shake up the current scientific view of anthropology, paleontology and possibly geology as well. These imprints might easily be mistaken for footprints you'd find today on a beach or a muddy sidewalk, but they are, in fact, fossils -- very old fossils. The shoe print was found in granite estimated to be 15 million years old, and the bare footprint was discovered in strata estimated to be 290 million years old! Impossible, right? But there they are. Read more about them in the Ancient Anomalies gallery. See More About:  ancient anomalies  time anomalies  News: Moon Cities, Eastern Glyphs, Halloween Scares Cities on the Moon... Glyphs found in Middle East... Halloween Haunted Attractions... Big increase in UFO reports... Do ghosts need creaky old houses?... Ghost sighting in Witch City... Ghosts haunt 19th-century home... Ghost Hunters, "Ghostly Evidence": flashlight addicts... Boxing legend fails to find Bigfoot in Siberian cave... Bigfoot boom in Banff?... Near-death experiences: scientific explanations?... See More About:  lunar anomalies  haunted places  bigfoot New Loch Ness Monster photo A new possible photo of the Loch Ness Monster has surfaced, as reported by the U.K.'s Mail Online. Jon Rowe, a fish farmer from Lewiston in Drumnadrochit, Scotland, was actually taking a picture of a rainbow that had formed over the lake, but then noticed the two large humps projecting out of the water, which quickly disappeared beneath the waves. Rowe is convinced that he has photographed Nessie. Go look. Paranormal Phenomena Ads Paranormal Scary Haunted House Ghosts Stories Ghost Sightings Mystery Featured Articles Ghosts and Hauntings Weird Creatures and Monsters Time and Dimension Travel Earth Mysteries Human Mysteries and Enigmas Life After Death and Reincarnation   More from About.com Favorite Summer Frozen Drinks Blended with ice or chock full of fresh fruit, these yummy drinks will liven up any warm-weather gathering. More> Best Frozen Summer Desserts Ten easy, delicious, make-ahead desserts that will cool you down on the hottest of summer days. More> This newsletter is written by: Stephen Wagner Paranormal Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Paranormal newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   And don't miss.... Report: Disturbances and apparitions Adirondack Mystery Creature video Electric Chair Ghost Advertisement