Chilling: Carlos Molina looks warily at his glass of water after watching it move across the table
Thousands witnessed the apparently paranormal phenomenon after tuning into the breakfast show on Honduran television.
Journalist Carlos Molina admitted he felt a chill go down his spine seconds before the glass slid across the table as the mystery deepened last night sparking fears the studio was haunted.
The bizarre moment occurred as Carlos helped present the morning news on a Teleceiba channel programme called Primera Edicion - First Edition in English.
He interrupted colleague Pablo Zapata as he read out a message from a viewer, telling him with an anguished look on his face: "Look, look, did you see the glass that moved over there?
His co-host said: 'Don't worry' but Carlos insisted: "The table isn't uneven. There's no slope" before trying to laugh off what he had just witnessed.
Viewers speculated afterwards they may have been the victims of a prank played on them by colleagues.
And one offered a scientific explanation for the spooky sequence of events, claiming the condensation of the water in the glass may have worked as a lubricant and pushed it across the table.
But another insisted she had seen a ghost move across her TV screen moments before the glass slid across the table.
Spooky: There was no obvious explanation for the mysterious incident
He said: "I felt something strange in my body. The action didn't just demonstrate itself in the glass but in me as well.
"What I felt was a supernatural phenomenon, a chill throughout my body before the glass moved.
"It left me traumatised. I tried to move the glass afterwards with my hands and it was stuck to the table."
Pablo added: "We were heading towards a commercial break just before 7am when I saw the glass move."
"I saw Carlos nervously explaining to me what he'd seen," he continued. "After the break we looked back at the recording and realised that what we'd witnessed was real.
"No water had spilled on the table and there wasn't a slope. We always use water to encourage people to drink more water and avoid kidney problems.
"There are situations you just can't explain but it's not something that worries or alarms me."
Cold glass on warmer glass surface does create an effect between the two surfaces.
I've seen this in beer glasses on bar tables.
...and I'd only had a couple at the time...honest.