BERMUDA TRIANGLE

World Ocean has many secrets, the first among them is the mystery of the Bermuda triangle, where many ships and airplanes have disappeared without a trace

The legends about this strange area have already been known for about 100 years, but nobody can still explain the strange phenomena's that take place in the Bermuda triangle

Many theories have been raised that can’t be proved or unproved. Anything is possible

Could it be the STORMS?

Maybe UFOS?

The SEA MONSTERS??

No one can know

Where is the Bermuda triangle?

The Bermuda triangle is a area of the Atlantic ocean between Puerto-Rico, Florida and the Bermuda islands.

Bermuda triangle

Supernatural Theories On Bermuda Triangle Many Scientists And theorist Have Come Up With Supernatural Theories Behind The Mystery Of The Bermuda Triangle.

Atlantis The Left Over Technology Of Atlantis Is Responsible For The Sinking Of Ships. Some scientist believe they have discovered part of the mythical city in the form of rock trails that resembled pillars

ALIENS Many scientists and theorist think that it is a place where the aliens come to collect humans or their technologies. Some theorist also believe that The Bermuda triangle is a major place where all the aliens meet at a place and capture human specimens and take back to their planet to study

Scientific Theories

Methane Gas Theory Large amount of methane gas is known to exist below the ocean floor trapped in the sediments. If such gas finds its way out and starts rising through the water, it can significantly reduce the density of water in that area. And ships passing over that area can sink in no time

The Sargasso Sea Sargasso Sea is a strange area within Bermuda Triangle that has no shores but bounded by ocean currents on all sides. This has been the trap for many sailing vessels in the past. Many sailing boats and ships are believed to have become completely motionless while passing through this area and later found in derelict conditions without a soul on them.

Gulf Stream The Gulf Stream is an ocean current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico, and then moves through the Straits of Florida, into the North Atlantic and passes through Bermuda Triangle area. It is like a river within an ocean and can easily carry floating objects, such as boats along its flow.

Electronic Fog It has been heard several times that ships and aircraft get engulfed in some kind of electronic fog and the fog keeps moving along with the ship or the plane. And eventually, all the electronic equipment and other instruments start malfunctioning.

Notable Incidents

Flight 19 On December 5, 1945 five bomber TBM-3 “Avenger” Disappeared in the Bermuda triangle. The five pilots and nine crewmen, led by instructor Lt. Charles Taylor, were to practice bombing and low-level strafing on small coral shoals 60 miles east of the naval station They Never Returned

The Fog In December 4 th 1970, Bruce Gernon flew his plane, into the Bermuda Triangle and encountered mile and a half long cloud that seemed to fly with him. He recalled the following: The cloud seemed to come alive. It became huge, it engulfed his plane 5 times. It became the shape of an immense squall and extended 10 miles! From a harmless cloud it became a dangerous cloud with a massive thunderhead. A tunnel opened up in the cloud and he went through this tunnel. The tunnel had cloud trails swirling around his plane While going into this tunnel, he experienced zero gravity and the only thing keeping him in the cockpit was his seatbelt. They covered total distance of around 250km in 34 minutes which usually takes 75

The Conclusion Its impossible to jump to any conclusions about the mystery of the Bermuda triangle, there isn't enough evidence, wreckage or many survivors that can provide decisive evidence, any of the theories could be true. No expert or survivor can be sure about the Bermuda triangle… It’s the mystery which excites brains of many people and perhaps sometime it will be revealed.

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