What is EMF

EMF stands for the electromagnetic field. It is an invisible energy field created by electric and magnetic fields. It is all around us and can be detected using specialised equipment. EMF is most commonly associated with electronic devices, such as cell phones and computers, but can also be found in natural sources, such as the Earth's magnetic field. EMF can also be produced by paranormal activity, and it is these readings that ghost hunters use to detect the presence of ghosts.

Static vs EMF

Static is an electric charge that is generated by friction. It can be created by rubbing two materials: a balloon and a wool sweater. Static is not an electromagnetic field and cannot be detected with EMF-detecting equipment. On the other hand, EMF is an invisible field of energy created by electric and magnetic fields. It can be detected using specialised equipment and is often associated with electronic devices and paranormal activity.