August 14 2018, 18:55

As we age, our sense of ‘present’ time begins to feel relatively short in comparison to our lifespan, so a year may feel quicker in old age compared to childhood. This is called “proportional theory”.

Fear has a particularly powerful effect on time, slowing down our internal clock so that the fearful event is perceived as lasting longer. In contrast, fun and happy times seem to be over in the blink of an eye.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/features/why-does-time-seem-to-speed-up-as-we-get-older-10414396.html

August 13 2018, 17:25

I captured a peculiar occurrence. Observe the videos. There appears to be strong electromagnetic interference near Niagara Falls. The video and photos are distorted with noise. It might be merely water droplets creating noise and visual effects in the sunlight. This could be a far-fetched explanation. Yet, it doesn’t account for the disrupted photo. Nothing similar occurred before or after the incident. The issues were only noticed at the base of the falls when I was very close to the water currents. The camera is waterproof, obviously. Does anyone have an explanation? I couldn’t find anything relevant online.