I thought science had explained the influence of magnetic fields and paranormal experiences...I came across this article on the internet Seems it's not that clear after all...

Yup polderheks, I had been following those studies, interesting topic.
I personally would like to see more of these studies done, with different frequencies of electromagnetic signals and different external conditions.
Only then can something conclusive be said, because an article I read sometime back told about a certain room where
people had uneasy feelings and shadows at the corner of the eyes, and a physicist traced the problem to fan that was emmitiing sound waves of a certain intensity....that were stimulating the brain.....not that sound waves are em signals technically....but the possible explanations are still open.

you should check out the string theory, it is mind blowing stuff.

Thanks for reminding me of that, fantail. Im currently on it...although my brain ties itself into knots over some of the predictions of the theory, lol.

They are incredible field, another one I suggest is quantum physics. I am going to be reading more about this as it seems to relate to air pollution and ozone layer thickness of all things (the theories, not the ghosts [as yet]).

interesting. yes I been studying (rather trying to study) quantum physics as well.

one thing that really doesnt settle with me is the treatment of time as a dimension, I mean,
atleast the way i look at it is, time is just a refrence created by humans. The notion of time speeding up and slowing down...that is tough for me to grasp

time is not a dimension, it is indeed a human construct. Now magnetic fields can be measured and altered - one of the main things that alter it is the movement and change in electric energy with respect to time - as a variable, not a dimension.

In terms of magnetic changes, perhaps the change in electric flux should be considered as a factor

Do you mean that changes in electric field should be monitored if paranormal activity is
causing change in magnetic flux?

Its good to hear that thing about time.