Gangtok, Feb. 6 -- Ghosts have fascinated humans for centuries. Stories of spirits lingering in old houses, eerie sounds at night, or shadowy figures in graveyards have long captured the human imagination. Despite these widespread beliefs and cultural traditions, modern science finds no credible evidence to support the existence of ghosts. Scientists instead rely on psychology, physics, and environmental science to explain experiences that are often mistaken for paranormal activity.

No Measurable or Repeatable Evidence

For any phenomenon to be accepted by science, it must be observable, measurable, and repeatable under controlled conditions. Despite decades of ghost stories, paranormal investigations, and the use of specialized equipmen...