
Theory 1: energy of a spirit present before manifestation, milky white or transparent and smells like ozone.Entity
Theory 2: oily substance similar to plasma that appears mysteriously and leaves no stain or residue.
Theory 3: the appearance of a solid, liquid or vapor which is the final outcome of paranormal materialization resulting from the expansion of so much energy.
Theory 4: basis of all physic phenomena giving consistence and providing contact with other dimensions.
Theory 5: In a process called transfiguration, a medium uses magnetic energy to project this substance which is a spiritual counterpart to protoplasm.
Theory 6: a whitish emission of light that forms into a solid and shapes
Theory 1: the life force or spirit of a person usually seen as a white/transparent circular shapeParanormal
Theory 2: electrons and protons of an electrical-magnetic field moving so fast that it cannot be seen
Theory 3: unknown in origin but often captured on film in haunted locations and cemeteries
Theory 4: nature spirits, which are found everywhere
Theory 5: totally natural in occurrence, i.e., moisture in the air, dust, reflections, etc.
Theory 1: several orbs captured possibly in motionWill o the Wisp
Theory 2: connected with a portal
Theory 3: geomagnetic energy
German: believe it to be a lost or trapped soul
Native American: fire spirit warning of danger
Some African cultures: witch light to scare people into doing good and right
Russia: souls of stillborn children
Other European: not good enough for heaven, or bad enough for hell