See Orbs

How are we able to see or not see orbs?

(This is my amateur attempt at explaining a technical subject)

The Electromagnetic spectrum provides the answer for us. 

There are 7 wavelengths on the spectrum:

1. Radio (R)

2. Microwave (M)

3. Infrared (I)

4. Visible light (VL)

5. Ultra violent (UV)

6. X-rays (X)

7. Gamma ray (G)

_R_________M_________I________VL_________UV_________X_________G_

                                        electromagnetic spectrum

In between infrared (I) and ultra violent light (UV), is Visible light (VL), which is a form of electromagnetic (em) radiation.
 

Our vision is designed to see things in visible light (VL), i.e. the rainbow colors including red, orange, yellow, green, indigo, and violet, not in any of the other wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum. Just because we cannot see the other wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum, of course, does not mean they do not exist. They do exist.

Orbs normally cannot be seen in visible light (VL), but just because they cannot be seen in visible light (VL), does not mean they do not exist or are not from this world or are not of this earth. It simply means they can be seen in other wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum.  That is how I can so easily film them at anytime.  I am filming orbs on another wavelength on the electromagnetic spectrum. Technology has enabled us to see orbs in a way, that before, has not been possible.

It should be noted that orbs may not be the only creature that can be filmed on another wavelength, there may be others that have yet to be captured in each of the other wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum. Again, this does not mean they are from another dimension, an alien from another world, or a paranormal spirit, but only that they are earthly creatures, of another sort for sure, of this earth, visible only in other wavelengths on our electromagnetic spectrum other than visible light (VL).

It should also be noted, just to be fair, that it is theoretically possible that if any creatures are filmed in any of the other wavelengths, they could hypothetically be an alien, or of paranormal origins, etc...

Also, please understand that this explanation of how I am able to film orbs, does not provide an understanding of why orbs exist, or give them meaning or define their purpose. That will come from other avenues of research.

Michael Richard Craig