Mummy Museum Mystery

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/23/statue-moves-in-its-own_n_3486794.html

What is responsible for this occurence? Are any of you going to have trouble sleeping tonight because of this? 

Air currents dave123321

The bottom of the statue probably has a bulge in it. Subtle vibrations from people walking by are causing it to spin slowly.

The bottom of the statue probably has a bulge in it. Subtle vibrations from people walking by are causing it to spin slowly.

DJ419

I know what you're saying, but that's what's odd about it

[QUOTE="DJ419"]

The bottom of the statue probably has a bulge in it. Subtle vibrations from people walking by are causing it to spin slowly.

nomsayin

I know what you're saying, but that's what's odd about it

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Air currents nomsayin

keep guessing, something of what you say must be the correct answer

Isn't it obvious, the Myans were off by a year.

I dont really care. 

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Return the slapBaranga

King Ramses! The man in gauze, the man in gauze..! On topic it's probably vibration from people moving about at the museum close to the figurine.

Or it could be.. y'know.. ghosts. *Just because I do hope they exist.

[QUOTE="Baranga"]Return the slapShadowJax04

King Ramses! The man in gauze, the man in gauze..! On topic it's probably vibration from people moving about at the museum close to the figurine.

Or it could be.. y'know.. ghosts.

These people are awesome for their Courage knowlege.

As for the topic, tis an interesting little mystery. Really curious as to see what might end up being found as the cause.

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Air currents nomsayin

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Baranga