Richard Rodriguez

The Bermuda

 What is the Bermuda Triangle?  Did it really cause all of the ships/planes to disappear?  Is it all just superstition?  What causes the planes and ships to vanish?  Were there any survivors?

 An area where ships and planes have vanished, many times without leaving a trace.

 Described seeing strange lights and weird compass readings in the vicinity.

 U.S.S. Cyclops  Three hundred people onboard along with one hundred tons of manganese.  Flight 19  Five torpedo Bombers conducting a training drill disappear.

 No survivors were ever discovered from U.S.S. Cyclops or Flight 19.  Saddening part is that everyone who were in the ship or plane that vanished were never found.

 Fog  The different weather/climate  Gas Hydrates  Pilot/Captain Error

 Are the main cause of the ships and planes disappearing.  Known as methane ice with an excessive amount of carbon. When the seabed has a layer of methane ice covered over it, its dangerous for anything traveling above.

 Students from Cardiff University invented a machine that would allow scientists to further examine Methane ice. Details on the machine are not known, and were not released to the public.  The machine allows the scientists to examine the Methane ice before it melts.

 Many people still think that the Bermuda Triangle is all superstition, although evidence and numerous amount of research has proven otherwise. All of the ships and planes did in fact, disappear over the Bermuda Triangle. The remains were never found, nor were the people.  Others just say that it is tough luck, and that it was just pilot/captain failure.

 At first, I thought the Bermuda Triangle was just all fake and trying to grab publicity for something that was not occurring. After conducting my research, I think otherwise. All of the information that I was able to find led me to all of the disappearances being true, and that methane ice could have caused most of them. I will not be traveling over this particular area anytime soon.