There is not much information about this video other than the person who took it claims that he half jokingly thought his house was haunted and on a whim decided to set out his camera. This 16 second clip is the result. At approximately 8 seconds into the clip you can just barely make out something crossing the hallway that the uploader claims is the ghost of a little girl.

Another Youtube user and UFO Evolution forum member, mercuryrapids, took the video and enhanced it slightly. In this version of the clip you can better make out the figure moving across the hallway.

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A CCTV system at a grocery store in Mexico captured this incredible footage (which begins at 53 seconds into the news clip below) of a small object flying rapidly around their storeroom. What exactly we are seeing here is anybodies guess. Unless this is a very skillful digital hoax, it would seem that the object is physically in the room from the way it seems to cast light on the bottles stored in the middle of the floor as it flies nearby and because of the lens flare it causes as it gets close to the camera. That being said, there is still no way to know if we are seeing some sort of remote control vehicle equipped with ultra bright LEDs that are blowing out any details that might lend a clue to the object’s origin. Did this CCTV system capture a mini-UFO or some sort of apparition or are we just looking at an elaborate hoax? Let me know what you think in the comments.

Strange ufo light caught on video store cctv mexico [via UFO-Blogger]

Able to detect the potential presence of spirits, EMF meters have become one of the most basic parts of any paranormal investigators tool kit. While you can purchase a detector for less than $50, intrepid DIYers can open up a world of infinite possibility by building their own EMF meter using the open source Arduino hardware platform.

This design by Make Magazine’s Collin Cunningham uses a LED bar graph to display the meter’s reading, but as with all Arduino based projects, there are endless possibilities for modifications. This project replaces the LED bar with a LCD readout. Other possibilities include combining the EMF meter with a camera trigger to create a camera trap or you could build in an audio recorder that starts recording when a spike is detected creating an automated EVP setup. The only limit is your imagination.

Making the Arduino EMF detector @ Make: Online