"Ghost lights" are mysterious lights that appear in various locations, often associated with folklore and legends. They are typically seen at night and can take the form of glowing orbs or flickering lights. Many cultures have their own explanations for these phenomena, ranging from spirits to natural gas emissions. In scientific terms, ghost lights may be attributed to natural causes such as bioluminescent organisms, phosphorescent minerals, or atmospheric conditions. Some well-known examples include the Marfa Lights in Texas and the Brown Mountain Lights in North Carolina, which continue to intrigue both locals and visitors alike.