Flying objects

[So Much Fire]

Seeing as today is Halloween and everyone's out having fun with fun theories, I saw a program debunking ghost hunting and paranormal occurrences. A lot was addressed except how objects in some locations seemingly fly without any sort of momentum. Most of that occurs on TV shows and never really is tested so how does happen? Is it really plausible in the real world? And if so, what's the explanation given by physics/science?

I'm talking about objects flying without any method of propulsion.

[Gordon Freynman]

It's simple, they're faked.

[So Much Fire]

Oh. So everything in the paranormal investigation shows is fake then. Eh, at least it makes for good entertainment. Thanks

[The Fishman]

Oh. So everything in the paranormal investigation shows is fake then. Eh, at least it makes for good entertainment. Thanks

I am willing to bet that almost everything in paranormal investigation shows is fake. It's just cheap, worthless entertainment for dimwits who have cable TV.

However, not everything paranormal in the world is fake. There are many strange goings-on which science is either yet to explain or cannot explain at all. UFOs, ghosts and other assorted strange floaty things probably fall into the former. The more convincing cases (the less convincing cases are tosh or easily-explainable using known neurochemical science) of Reincarnation and Near-Death Experiences fall into the latter.