'The Ghost Lab' By Steve Higgins

There are claims that the famous American inventor Thomas Edison was working on a device that would allow him to communicate with the dead, but is there any evidence to support this claim?

The focus of this video then will be to tie up many of the loose ends from those videos, and really delve into some of the complexities of deep learning.

How to make digital recordings of infrasound and ultrasound, or any low or high frequency sound outside of the human audible range in order to capture EVPs.

Why ghosts make the environment around them colder and why cold spots and temperature drops are so commonly experienced in haunted houses and during ghost hunts.

Can the electromagnetic field produced by a mobile phone or home WiFi block or drown out paranormal activity and reduce the number of ghost sightings?

A scaremongering story is doing the rounds that claims that scientists working with the Large Hadron Collider are just days away from making contact with a parallel universe.

The focus of this video then will continue right where the last one left off, as we delve deeper into the structure and mathematics of neural nets to see how they form their pattern recognition capabilities.

Instructions on how to correctly use a TriField Natural EM meter for ghost hunting and on paranormal investigations, including guidance on what forms of electromagnetism it can detect.

Does light reflect off of the surface of ghosts making them visible to the human eye, or do spirits some how make themselves visible by some other method of illumination?

Defining scalar waves and examining whether artificially generated waves could cause paranormal phenomenon, or are scalar fields a detectable result of genuine paranormal activity?

In a recent episode of 'The Entering The Unknown Show', EVP expert Eamonn Vann-Harris talked about a link between the illusive concept of scalar waves and the voices of spirits that communicate via electronic devices.

Scientists measured a 40KG object moving as a result of tiny quantum fluctuations, could this same spooky phenomenon be linked to some paranormal activity?

The focus of this video then is to consolidate many of the topics we’ve discussed in the past videos and answer the question posed at the start of this machine learning series, the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning.

In this third video in our artificial intelligence series and as for the purpose of this machine learning series, I’ll seek to answer that question, so sit back, relax and join me on an exploration into the field of machine learning!

The focus of this video will continue right were the last one left off, so sit back, relax and join me on an exploration on the official birth of modern artificial intelligence leading to present day!

As our understanding of physics doesn't go far beyond GCSE science, we got in touch with a PhD quantum physics student to find out if the existence of ghosts can be explained through mainstream science.

Artificial intelligence has been a topic of growing prominence in the media and mainstream culture since 2015, as well as in the investment world, with start-ups that even mention the word in their business model, gaining massive amounts of funding.

This video is the culmination of documentaries that cover the history and origins of computing-based artificial intelligence.

It sounds like something out of the realms of science fiction, but actually this question has been taken seriously by scientists trying to workout our origins, it's called the simulation hypothesis.

Some paranormal investigators claim that Einstein has offered a scientific basis for the existence of ghosts, based on his findings that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.