>Orville Murphy owns the Board Camp Crystal Mine near Mena, Arkansas, with his wife, Cheryl. The mine – discovered in 2008 and opened in 2012 — is described on their website as a day camp with an “actual native, virtually untapped crystal mine and public dig site” that is completely above ground and tree-covered so “rock-hounds can dig in the shade!” That’s pretty much what they and visitors found until February 2017 when strange things began to happen. After setting up a game cam and capturing photographs of what seemed to be levitating rocks, they posted a video.[YouTube] Game Cam Photos of Levitating Rocks at Board Camp Crystal Mine 4/13/17
[Embed]http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2017/07/levitating-rocks-photographed-at-crystal-mine-in-arkansas/I really wish they would leave the speculation (especially ET) out of it. Science!
>>588Why are people who document this kind of stuff always so shit at photography? Would it have killed them to set up a constant video, instead of giving us a fucking slideshow of individual photos?
>>588Holy shit, this is near my area. I'm going to see if I can't go there and confirm this.
>>664bring back images if you can, I want to see this shit.
>>664So when is our /vx/ intel gathering mission happening, Agent? :)
>>679>>728I'm sorry, Agents. I couldn't make it down there. Too much going on right now to see it.
>>795It's fine, soldier. you did what you could, and that's what matters.