New questions on out-of-body experiences
Researchers conducted a study involving 21 individuals with prior experience in the phenomenon of "out-of-body experiences" to determine whether they could access information from locations they could not see with their usual senses. During the experiment, participants attempted to identify a random image displayed on a screen hidden behind a wall in another room, despite the screen facing the wall and the room being closed off about 7 meters away. The participants were unable to accurately identify the image beyond mere guessing, but some described the activities of researchers in the other room with notable accuracy, raising questions about the possibility of a supernatural ability or an unexplained phenomenon, although the results have not yet been definitively proven. The study suggests that the findings may open a new avenue of research into the "out-of-body" phenomenon, but more precise experiments are needed, with efforts to rule out coincidental explanations.
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