Doctors and nurses sometimes observe surprising phenomena at a patient's time of death, including sudden gusts of wind, electrical malfunctions, and even floating lights. While these "perimortem observations" (PMOs) have fascinating implications, further research has been limited by ethical and methodological barriers.
Join Dr. Lee von Kraus, a pioneer in the study of perimortem observations, in a discussion of recent research that suggests PMOs are not hallucinations or coincidences, but are instead death-correlated, mechanically obscure physical phenomena.
Presented by: Lee von Kraus, PhD, Chief Scientist, Open Minded Scientists
Join Dr. Lee von Kraus, a pioneer in the study of perimortem observations, in a discussion of recent research that suggests PMOs are not hallucinations or coincidences, but are instead death-correlated, mechanically obscure physical phenomena.
Presented by: Lee von Kraus, PhD, Chief Scientist, Open Minded Scientists
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