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The annotated bibliography includes three articles discussing the existence of ghosts from scientific perspectives. Markovsky's article examines ghost phenomena through physics, while Hoffman's piece predicts a unique 'ghost molecule' in chemistry. Berezow's article debunks the existence of ghosts using principles from particle physics, emphasizing the lack of scientific evidence for paranormal activity.

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Annotated Bibliography

The annotated bibliography includes three articles discussing the existence of ghosts from scientific perspectives. Markovsky's article examines ghost phenomena through physics, while Hoffman's piece predicts a unique 'ghost molecule' in chemistry. Berezow's article debunks the existence of ghosts using principles from particle physics, emphasizing the lack of scientific evidence for paranormal activity.

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Pratham Singarika

Mrs. Dana Thompson

English 2

5/12/2024

Annotated Bibliography

Markovsky, Barry. “Are Ghosts Real? A Social Psychologist Examines the Evidence.”

University of South Carolina,

[Link]/uofsc/posts/2023/10/[Link]#:~:text=Conversely%2C%20whe

n%20passing%20through%20walls,can%20continue%20on%20after%20death. Accessed 11

Dec. 2024.

In this article, the University of South Carolina explores the concept of ghosts from a scientific

viewpoint, featuring insights for scientists like physicists. The article discusses the physical

aspects of a ghost phenomena, including the characteristics of ghosts of how they pass through

walls and multiple laws of physics, which challenge the existence of a figure or entity after one

dies. The article also highlights between popular beliefs and scientific reasoning, providing a

scientific viewpoint of a traditional way to view some beliefs of ghosts and paranormal activity.

This article is a credible source since it is backed up by the support of a university backed

analysis.

Hoffman, Roald. “Chemists Predict a Ghostly Molecule.” Chemical & Engineering News, vol. 96,

no. 38, American Chemical Society, 24 Sept. 2018,

[Link]

38.

This article, written by Nobel laureate Roald Hoffman, dives into the prediction and a theoretical

study of an unusual and unique molecular structure called “Ghost molecule” by the article. The

text explores the methods used to hypothesize the molecules properties, it emphasizes the
unusual high reactivity, electron density, and molecular bonding. The article shows a perspective

of the hypothesis from an advanced chemical theory.

Berezow, Alex. “Why There's No Such Thing as Ghosts.” Medium, Predict, 23 Oct. 2019,

[Link]

d%20Model%20of%20Particle%20Physics.&text=According%20to%20the%20theoretical%20ph

ysicist,perpetrate%20our%20information%20after%20death.

This article by Alex Berezow examines the concept of ghosts through the perspective of

physics, particularly the Standard Model of Particle Physics. Berezow argues that the laws of

physics, including the laws of energy conservation and that there is no medium of substance

that can carry a consciousness beyond death, making the existence of ghosts scientifically not

possible. The text effectively debunks myths of paranormal activity with given scientific and

logical reasoning. The source effectively establishes principles of physics to further prove its

credibility.

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