The Bermuda Triangle is a triangular area in
the North Atlantic, somewhat restricted by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto
Rico. As we all know, this area exudes supernatural phenomena and is even
feared by many people. Although many skeptics will choose to reduce the
capacity of the region, others may even exaggerate it. The truth is that
none of us really knows what is happening in this daunting area, but what we do
know is that too many things are considered coincidences.
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| Facts about Bermuda triangle |
The Bermuda Triangle is also known as the
"Devil's Triangle", and it is not difficult to see why. There
have been many strange disappearances in this area. In fact, many people
believe that speculation and myths have been going on for centuries. Many
explorers and navigators even report seeing strange lights and unexplainable
events. If you tell them, it will definitely make them look like they have
spent too much time at sea.
To make matters worse, the government did not
realize these impossible things, so it was left to the public to
fantasize. From ships to airplanes, even the most conservative thinking,
strange events will shake and will continue to do so.
1 Christopher Columbus was the first to guess the Bermuda Triangle
Christopher Columbus kept a journal throughout
the voyage, hoping to record every detail. His journal "Vita del
Ammiraglio" translated as "The Life of an Admiral" proved to
provide a wealth of information in helping the modern world understand what
happened a hundred years ago.
In 1492, the Columbus set sail, hoping to find
an alternative route to Asia, and eventually discovered America. His
journey led him directly into what some people call the "Devil's
Triangle", but unfortunately, for the North American natives, the Bermuda
Triangle did not disappear from Columbus's ship.
"It is possible that I will never leave
this legendary ocean. My compass behaves strangely. This ocean seems to have
the ability to draw things from the Atlantic Ocean, like a basin." An
entry in Columbus Magazine. The explorer also recorded witnessing
fireballs falling from the sky.
2 Most of the missing ships and planes have not been found
Strangely, many incidents involving the
Bermuda Triangle have not been explained or even confirmed. Since the 17th
century, ships and airplanes have been missing. To this day, many people choose
to ignore the stories told by the few surviving people.
Due to the large flow from the Gulf Stream,
many floating objects found in the Bermuda Triangle are difficult to track. The
powerful stream can travel at a speed of 2.5 meters per second and can flow
into the North Atlantic through the Florida Strait. Because of this trend,
it is almost impossible to find any stranded or disabled aircraft or ships.
In 1925, a ship named SS Cotopaxi left the
coast of South Carolina, hoping to reach Cuba. However, two days after
departure, all signs and communications with the ship were lost, and the ship
could no longer be seen. That is, until last year, when the ship was
recovered 90 years later, it seemed to be intact because it was ignored and
there were no signs or relics of human life. Even the captain's log still
shows no signs of what might happen.
3 Compass stopped working near it
One of the most compelling reasons why so many
ships and planes are missing in the Bermuda Triangle is because of the
compass. How can such a small matter affect the reality and life of so
many people? Well, it's easy. The compass has only one job; it points
to the magnetic north pole, and when it stops working, even the captain can
start leading their crew in circles.
There are only two recorded places in the world where the compass points to the true north, not a magnetic guide. One is located in the Bermuda Triangle and the other is located near the coast of Japan, known as the Devil’s Sea. The chaos experienced by the compass is called magnetic declination, and it has been proven that it can transfer even the most experienced navigator.
4 it is not as small as we think
The government is notorious for trying to
plunge civilians into darkness. Is there more knowledge about the Bermuda
Triangle than they allow? This is a question that we will probably never get
the answer to. Although almost everyone has heard the weird story of the
unknown triangle-most officials refuse to regard this mysterious ocean space as
a threat or reality.
Regardless of the negligence, there is still a
fundamental fact that more than 100 ships and aircraft have disappeared from
this particular area. With all this evidence, accepting this dead zone
becomes a bit hard to coincidentally. The Bermuda Triangle is thought to
occupy at least 500, 00 square miles of ocean, but some people think it is
three times larger than its actual size.
5 boats or planes-it will let you
Although some people believe that ships are
the main victims of its special effects, the "Devil's Triangle"
aircraft has also been reported as missing. It is believed that the time
when flying over this specific area will be distorted, and navigation tactics
will severely impair travel results. The entire plane disappeared from the
surface of the earth in a few seconds, without even any signs of turbulence,
storms or malfunction.
A particularly strange incident occurred in 1945. Flight 19 was interpreted as five U.S. Navy Avenger bombers and disappeared out of thin air during a small training mission. To add to this mystery-the rescue team looking for survivors or accident wreckage also disappeared and never heard of it again. This strange incident resulted in the disappearance of 27 men and 6 aircraft.
6 This is not the only area in the world that emits strange activities
Just like the Bermuda Triangle, there is a
similar area called the "Devil's Sea". The area is located in
the Pacific Ocean, near Miyake Island and southern Tokyo. It is also known
as the marine cemetery and is the home of many daunting
disappearances. Like its cousin Bermuda, it has a tendency to disappear
entire ships, crews and rescue teams. Both triangular dead zones occupy
the same latitude and affect the ability of the compass to provide accurate
readings. coincidence? I don't think so.
7 it is considered the home of Atlantis
Atlantis is a lost city, and today's
civilization is always looking for it. Atlantis has been lost for ten
thousand years, but some people believe it was discovered by the US military in
the 1960s. The city was swallowed by the ocean and has been unknown to man
for centuries, but it is now believed that the city is located 600 feet off the
coast of Cuba.
8 some people believe it is the territory of aliens
Many people refuse to accept the possibility
of aliens, and finally, if this refusal makes you sleep soundly at night, you
can exercise freely. UFOs and portals in the outer realm surround a shame,
but I think a large part of people can keep an open mind-what is outside, the
aliens or the entire ship disappeared?
In 2009, Navy cameras and many people who flew
over this particular area reported seeing a strange cluster of lights in the
sky around the Bermuda Triangle. Some people even say that the lights seem
to form a vortex. The cluster remained for about an hour, and then
gradually disappeared in the dark.
In 2014, another similar incident occurred; a
cruise ship also found a UFO on the horizon of the Bermuda Triangle. They
described the lights as enlightening and said that it seemed to be surrounded
by some type of steam. The discovery of these lights can even be traced
back to 1492, when Columbus wrote a similar experience in his journal.
9 bad weather
As we all know, the area that makes up the
Bermuda Triangle is the location of terrible weather conditions. U.S.
government agencies directly blamed the bad weather and mediocre navigation for
causing countless disappearances. Well, is this good to know?
U.S. government agencies completely ruled out
all theories surrounding wormholes, aliens, and underground cities. Point
out that the disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle are comparable to many
disappearances around the world.
However, cruise ships and airplanes constantly
sail and fly over this area and pass through more dangerous areas and tell the
story alive, so it must be the captain's fault. In the case of flight
19-it must be that all 5 planes screwed up at the same time. Think about
it more, that is blasphemy.
10 some blame coincidence and human error
Many
people are unable to deal with the truth, which is why our government considers
it suitable to hide many of the discoveries and differences in life that we
know. Although there have been more than 100 missing incidents in the
Bermuda Triangle, the cause is unknown. People still choose to believe
that human error and coincidence are the two main factors surrounding the
particularity of the Bermuda Triangle. But as Superman's Lionel Luthor
once said, "Coincidence. This is an explanation for fools and liars."
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