And to comment on the energy discussion:
There are scientific experiments which defy the laws of physics. In one experiment photon particles are fired through at a wall with two tiny slits in it, on the other side there is a photo-sensitive screen which records exactly where the light particles hit. What scientists found was that the photons were not just hitting the area directly behind the slits (light travels in straight lines) but were actually hitting the area between the two slits. Impossible, but this is exactly what happens every time. Basically the solid particles seem to turn into waves before they hit the screen and back into a solid particle before they hit the screen, effectively making the particles exist in two places at once as they pass through and then join in the middle on the other side.
It is a well known scientific fact that particles on a quantum level, like electrons, photons and atoms, can be in many places at once and ignore classic physical laws.
In another experiment a virus was sent though a solid quartz screen, infecting the organic material on the other side- this is again impossible according to classical physics- a virus should not be able to move through a solid barrier any easier than you or I. Again, solid turns to wave and then back to solid.
The first experiment I mentioned was actually first used to support the theory of parallel dimensions- an area taken very seriously now in the quantum community.
When you consider things on a quantum level, ghosts, multiple dimensions and other physical law breaking ideas and theories don't seem as unscientific as most people might imagine.