Do you ever wonder about the strange phenomenon that occurs in the Bermuda Triangle? Well I’m going to tell you about the mysteries behind the sinister body of water!
The Bermuda Triangle, well known as the Devil’s Triangle, is a mysterious place filled with dark secrets.
The Bermuda Triangle stretches from three different places. Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico are the three corners of the triangle.
The first person to notice the weirdness in the sea was Edward Jones. People became more aware of this event in 1952, when 5 bomber planes and a torpedo plane went out for a practice run and mysteriously disappeared without a trace.
Not only were planes and ships disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but they were also disappearing in surrounding places. A aircraft was flying from Florida to Miami, and shortly before the aircraft reached the airport, it disappeared mysteriously.
There are many different theories of why the Bermuda Triangle is so dangerous.
Theory 1 – Gravitational Force
Some explorers believe that ships and planes are sinking because of a strong gravitational force. The gravitational force acts like a black hole in the water.
Theory 2 – Magnetic Force
Some scientists believe that there is a magnetic force that attracts to the
metal of ships and airplanes and pulls them down to the depth of the sea.
The Bermuda Triangle holds many grand beautiful ships and planes, which are now metal scraps. Imagine if you were on a ship that sank in the Bermuda Triangle.
Many people and captains have lost their lives through this devilish triangle. Though you may think that the Bermuda Triangle is a dangerous place, Bermuda is still a beautiful sight to visit and enjoy. It has many amazing attractions like the Crystal Cave and the WIldlife Aquarium and Zoo. These are good places to stay over winter break!
You might also not know that there hasn’t been an sinking incident in about 10 years. I think we’re safe! I hope you enjoyed my article and I hope you found this article informative and fun!.
Crystal Cave
Sunken Ship
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