New Jersey Researchers of Paranormal Evidence

09/09/2025

Come visit us this weekend at the Old Stone House Historic Village for a community yard sale! We have lots of events lined up for the next few months, so stay tuned for info!!

09/03/2025

NJRope puts emphasis on science in our quest for exploring the paranormal….but sometimes even science goes too far. Is this incredible or terrifying?

The line between biology and technology is blurring in ways once reserved for science fiction. An Australian startup has unveiled the world’s first living biocomputer, a machine built using human brain cells capable of processing information like a computer.

Unlike traditional silicon-based computers, this biocomputer uses networks of living neurons to perform calculations, store data, and even learn from experience. By leveraging the natural ability of neurons to form connections and adapt, the device can tackle certain problems more efficiently than conventional machines. This approach opens the door to computing systems that combine human-like adaptability with the speed of digital technology.

The implications are profound. Living biocomputers could revolutionize artificial intelligence, enabling machines to process information in ways more similar to the human brain. They may also advance medical research, allowing scientists to test drugs or study neurological diseases in entirely new ways. Unlike purely digital systems, biocomputers could potentially self-repair or reconfigure in response to damage, mimicking the resilience of biological systems.

This breakthrough challenges our understanding of what computers can be and how technology can integrate with living systems. It also raises deep ethical questions about the use of human cells in machines, prompting conversations about the future of intelligent technology and its role in society.

As research continues, living biocomputers may become more capable, offering a glimpse into a future where the boundary between mind and machine is increasingly fluid. The possibilities are vast, from smarter AI to medical innovations that could transform our world.

09/01/2025

Fascinating, but not surprising!

Scientists Detect Faint Human Glow That Disappears at Death

Researchers at the University of Calgary and Canada’s National Research Council (NRC) have identified a subtle human glow, called ultra-weak photon emission, which fades completely when life ends.

This invisible light is produced by tiny bursts of photons released during cellular metabolism. Scientists found that the glow diminishes quickly after death—offering a striking, scientific glimpse of the “light of life” extinguishing in its final moments.

08/31/2025

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08/26/2025

What is your favorite paranormal podcast??? 👻👻👻

08/22/2025

This cooler weather has us so ready for fall weather, so now is the perfect time to remind everyone of our upcoming Harvest Festival 🍂🍁🌾Save the date because all of your favorite activities will be back!

🗓️ Saturday, September 27th
🕓 10am - 2pm

No fee for entry, but your generous donations will help us to continue to restore & preserve the historical buildings in our village ☺️ We hope to see you there!

08/22/2025

08/20/2025

What Is The Cabin On 360?The Cabin on 360 in Mechanicsville, VA sits on land that was the site of Native American battles, Civil War battles, the site of ...

08/20/2025

Definitely stopping by for a visit if there’s ever an opportunity to cross the pond! How can anyone deny the curiosity??

The Merrylin Cryptid Museum, an unconventional and imaginative attraction in London, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of mythical creatures and fringe science. 🧚🦄🐉

It houses an extraordinary collection of "science-denied" specimens, meticulously preserved and displayed as though they were actual biological discoveries. Visitors can marvel at lifelike remains of mythical beings such as fairies, gnomes, dragons, and even humanoid hybrids, all presented with an eerie realism that blurs the line between fiction and reality.

The museum's exhibits are steeped in intricate backstories, scientific notes, and detailed anatomical descriptions that lend an air of authenticity to the specimens. These artifacts are said to have originated from the enigmatic Thomas Theodore Merrylin, a 19th-century naturalist, biologist, and crypto-zoologist who reportedly devoted his life to uncovering these hidden wonders of the natural world.

According to the museum's lore, Merrylin's discoveries were suppressed by mainstream science for being too radical and contrary to established scientific beliefs.
Every artifact is a work of art, blending natural history with speculative biology. For example, visitors can explore the skeletal remains of a tiny, winged fairy with translucent, delicate bones, or examine the preserved body of a gnome, complete with exaggerated facial features and rugged skin.

Larger specimens, such as dragon embryos suspended in jars or the fossilized remains of a giant serpent-like creature, add to the museum's otherworldly allure.

08/17/2025

What are your thoughts on Elementals?

🎥 WATCH "In Search of the Dead" ⤕ https://bit.ly/34RyQBlWhen thinking about a haunting, it is typical to either see a rational explanation or the presence ...

08/17/2025

We are looking for MEMBERS!

If you would like to explore the paranormal give us a call. NJROPE is currently in our enrollment phase of the year, and we would love to speak with you about joining our family. Visit our website at www.njrope.com and PM us if you would like to speak with one of our officers or have any questions.

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08/17/2025

Some more excitement in our skies coming ahead! Had a full moon ever had an impact on a paranormal experience in your life?