The truth about the mysteries and ghosts that exist in the Tower of London

When it comes to supernatural events in England, the Tower of London must be mentioned. It is located in a quaint castle on the banks of the River Thames in London, England.

In fact, this tower has played a pivotal role in British history, for more than 900 years it was the site of famous executions of prisoners. We all know that places with a lot of dead people often have heavy yin, and the occurrence of some strange things is inevitable.

This tower has played a pivotal role in British history.

The Tower of London was built in the 11th century AD by the then King of England, "William the Conqueror". This castle complex with the White Tower at its core was used as a royal palace, prison, foundry, execution ground and armory to this day a museum of treasures. of the royal family.

Countless people have died inside the castle since its founding. In the dungeon, there were all kinds of brutal torture devices, and outside the fortress was a famous guillotine. Since then, countless ghosts seem to have haunted the Tower of London, and what's even more bizarre is that many visitors claim to have witnessed ghosts roaming around.

Many tourists claim to have witnessed ghosts wandering here.

The most famous ghost in the Tower of London was its first victim, Queen Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII, who died on 19 May 1536 of treason and adultery. Before she died, Henry VIII granted her one last wish - to execute death with a sword instead of an ax. Shortly after her death, some people reported seeing her ghost walking through the castle - a man in a white robe roaming the corridors of the tower.

The silhouette of a man in a robe roamed the corridors of the tower.

Another famous ghost is Countess Magritte, in order to wipe out political enemies, King Henry VIII announced their execution for treason, on May 28, 1541, the old owner of the castle was killed. brought up the execution site, but she had a strong personality and refused to kneel on the guillotine, not only that, when the executioner arrived, she deliberately ran away, but was quickly slashed and died in an instant. So every year on May 28, the guardians in the tower say that the dying countess' groans can be heard.

Over the course of several nights, the tower guards reported seeing two children in pajamas near the "Blood Tower" on the southwest side of the castle. Connoisseurs of English history understand that this only confirms a strange murder that took place here more than 500 years ago: after the death of King Edward IV in 1483, his two sons, Edward V and Duke Richard were then imprisoned in the Tower of London. And since then, no one has seen them.

Two hundred years later, in 1674, workers found the remains of two children while renovating the tower's stairs, and it was almost certain that they were the two little princes who had disappeared in the past. .

In 2003, academics from the University of Hertfordshire brought state-of-the-art physical electromagnetic sensors to survey many of the "ghost" habitable areas in the Tower of London, although the survey found no trace. of ghosts, but they found a lot of valuable evidence.

First of all, the magnetic field in some parts of the tower is very strong, in addition, the architectural style of some places in the tower causes the airflow to pass at high speed, which will emit strange and somewhat scary sounds. In addition, the dim lighting inside the tower can objectively cause psychological fantasies for tourists.

 The so-called "ghost" is just a reflection of the phenomenon created by the human brain.

Therefore, scientists have come to the conclusion: The "haunted" events are caused by the environment. The so-called "ghost" is just a reflection of the phenomenon created by the human brain. The ghostly phenomenon is caused by magnetic fields, cold air currents, light changes, etc. Scientific research has also found that infrasound often appears in those "haunted" places, and infrasound can cause people feel insecure.

Magnetic field anomalies, air movements and infrasound waves at certain locations in the Tower of London, combined with dim lighting, are particularly able to evoke a profound sense of suffocating dread in people. and tourists can easily believe they have found a ghost.

There has never been any evidence that images can form an obvious ghost.

Although reports of ghost sightings continue to appear, there has never been any evidence of visuals that could form a definite ghost figure. It wasn't until late 2003 that this seemingly solid scientific explanation was first shaken - on New Year's Eve 2003, the security surveillance system at Hampton Court Palace captured a "ghost". "in the cloak! The report also pointed out that a fire door in the exhibition area was often opened confusingly. While checking the surveillance system's tape, they discovered a mysterious figure wearing a cloak pushing the fire door and stepping out. This person was in almost all darkness, but his face was unusually white.

This discovery shocked many British scholars, who thought that someone was playing a prank! So all the tour guides of the palace were summoned, but none had the same clothes as the "ghost" that appeared in the video! Mrs Wood, a spokeswoman for Hampton Court Palace, told reporters: "This is certainly not a myth, nor is it a Christmas joke, and we would really like to know this as well. what".

If the ghost in the video is real, then explanations such as magnetic fields and infrasound will be completely debunked, but if really this ghost is just a joke, why didn't the investigation team find out? fruit? Are the ghosts in the Tower of London real or fake? Perhaps the towering castle in the Tower of London not only contains the ancient history of the British royal family, but also mysteries that science still cannot understand.