The
Bermuda Triangles spans a region in the Atlantic Ocean, falling
between Puerto Rico and Florida.
The
Bermuda Triangle has been the site where several mysterious plane and
boat incidents have happened.
While it
is said that the Bermuda Triangle may have a link to paranormal
activity, several investigations show that bad weather and human
error are the likely causes, however, there are some incidents which
just defy explanation.
Research
suggest that original reports of strange incidents occurring within
the Bermuda Triangle are exaggerated, and the actual number of
incidents within this area is similar to other parts of the ocean.
While
its reputation does scare most people, the Bermuda Triangle is in
reality part of a regularly sailed shipping route that with cruise
ships and other boats frequently sail through.
Aircraft
are also regularly seen in the Bermuda Triangle, with private and
commercial planes flying through this air space.
Stories
of unexplained disappearances began to reach public awareness in the
1950's, and have been constantly reported from then.
Unverified
paranormal explanations about the Bermuda Triangle have included
UFO’s and even the lost continent of Atlantis.
Other
explanations include magnetic anomalies, pirates, deliberate
scuttling, hurricanes, gas pockets, bad weather, massive waves and
again human error.
Some
famous report involving the Bermuda Triangle include:
The USS
Cyclops and its entire crew of 309 in 1918, which went missing after
leaving Barbados.
The TBM
Avenger bombers which disappeared in 1945 while performing a training
flight over the Atlantic Ocean.
A
Douglas DC-3 aircraft housing 32 people which went missing in 1958,
no trace of them was ever found.
A yacht
was found in 1955 which had survived three hurricanes, however, all
its crew were not on-board, and never found.
So there
you have it my lovelies, believe what you will, but I always say,
there is no smoke without fire, and legends and myths are borne for a
reason.
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