Orbs - Dust - Bugs

"When in low light settings, your camera may pick up ghost-like "orbs". These orbs are called backscatter, or near-camera reflection. Backscatter happens when dust, water droplets, or other particles are present on or very close to the lens, causing light to reflect through the unfocused images.

 

If the "orbs" appear to be moving, it is likely dust particles in the air floating by closely to the camera lens. This is a perfectly normal occurrence and there is no way to completely eliminate it. However, you can get rid of stationary or persistent particles by carefully cleaning your lens."

 

Another version folks call orbs are actually flying insects.  They appear bright because of how close they are to the lens of the camera and they reflect the light.  We know light attracts bugs at night and that is what these cameras do.

 

This image is from another blog and it is a composite of 'bugs' flying around a camera at night:

 

The irregular shapes help set these apart from the round dust particulates and some are unmistakably flying insects.  This is a very helpful visual aid.

 

 

 

 Our atmosphere is full of particulates these days; 

normal stuff along with chemtrail residue etc....

No where in Scriptures are angels described as 'orbs'.