I&#x27;ve heard about these out of body experiences frequently (a roommate in college was a really smart talented guy named Pete Sanders who has now written books and been on television talking about some of these things, see for example, <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.freesoul.net" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.freesoul.net</a>). Yet, I remain skeptical.<p>Seeing a scene from an unusual perspective would require reception of the light wave at a location other than ones body. Are there disembodied eyes, floating above the room looking down? If there are why can&#x27;t those in the room see these floating eyes? If they can&#x27;t be seen, then we know that the eyes aren&#x27;t absorbing or refracting any light. It the floating eyes do refract any light, necessary to focus on anything, then from high school physics we know that there will be refections at the interface between the materials of different indices of refraction. These reflections would be visible by outside observers in the room. Invisible float eyes that nevertheless can see without absorbing light. How is this supposed to be working? The floating, the seeing, the invisibility, the transmission of information to the eyes&#x27; owner, all require complex, supernatural, to date undiscovered phenomena that would invalidate not only the results of many scientific discoveries but important, fundamental science. Or ... it could just be a dream.