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Infrared footage shows eerie shadows moving in a museum after dark... and experts are baffled by the 'mysterious phenomenon'
A Chinese museum claimed that eerie shadows had appeared inside one of their exhibition halls since the beginning of January.
The mysterious shadows appeared as if they had come out from the ground as well as the bronze exhibits, according to the curator and his staff.
A local university professor said there are no clear explanations of what the shadows were or how it appeared under infrared cameras.
The usual sightings were reported to have occurred in The Laowantong Museum in Futian district of Shenzhen, southeast China.
Chen Haowen, curator of the museum, told Shenzhen News that they had changed all the surveillance security cameras to infrared cameras since the shadows were first spotted.
'The shadows, lines and fluffs only appear in the bronze exhibition area and it cannot be seen with our bare eyes. It's become more obvious after we change the cameras,' said Chen.
A Chinese museum claimed that eerie shadows had appeared inside one of their exhibition halls since the beginning of January.
The mysterious shadows appeared as if they had come out from the ground as well as the bronze exhibits, according to the curator and his staff.
A local university professor said there are no clear explanations of what the shadows were or how it appeared under infrared cameras.
The usual sightings were reported to have occurred in The Laowantong Museum in Futian district of Shenzhen, southeast China.
Chen Haowen, curator of the museum, told Shenzhen News that they had changed all the surveillance security cameras to infrared cameras since the shadows were first spotted.
'The shadows, lines and fluffs only appear in the bronze exhibition area and it cannot be seen with our bare eyes. It's become more obvious after we change the cameras,' said Chen.
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