How interesting! I think I see something. But I'd like to look for myself and take my own photos, or hear from others that have had.

ASAIK, besides Reich (the guy that discovered this) no one else was able to actually see orgone (deep blue with a purple tint) gas.


""A few minutes later, we could clearly see through the large windows that the atmosphere in the laboratory had become 'clouded'; it was moving visibly, and shined blue to purple through the glass."
— The Oranur Experiment, First Report, p. 283"


but his observation of this gas has been debated:

"Reich reports that in a light-tight, dark room, only black is perceived, while in an “orgone room” constructed by lining a regular room with sheet metal, the higher concentration of orgone energy is visible in the following manner: “In the course of about half an hour the complete darkness gives way to a vague blue-gray shimmer. It is as if vapors of gray blue color were slowly moving through the room.” [5] The first part of the experiment is devised to see whether the light phenomenon in an orgone room, as described by Reich, differs from that observed in a regular room. Reich maintains that the light phenomena were objective and were magnified with simple magnifying glasses. An attempt was made to determine whether the light phenomena were objective or existed solely in the eye of the observer. Reich reports that in an orgone room, the eyes become irritated, and hence an attempt was made to determine whether such irritation is reported in a regular dark room."

http://www.srmhp.org/0401/reich.html