Myths And Facts About Bermuda Triangle

The most dangerous place in the world agreed upon by researchers is called the Bermuda Triangle. Bermuda is located in the Atlantic Ocean in North America, below Florida.

It has a depth of 8380m and the area it covers is 40,000Mile. So far, more than 50 ships and more than 20 aircraft have been destroyed and thousands of people have been killed.

It is bordered by the Caribbean Islands to the south.It is located in the North Atlantic Ocean, bordered by an island called Bermuda, Miami, and Puerto Rico.

This amazing place is one of the most unknown things on earth to this day. The first person to see this place was Christopher Columbus. It is in the Year

Christopher Columbus saw this place while traveling around the world and wrote, “From a distance a strange light flashes down from the sky, and the force around it automatically rotates the compass.

Some people call the Bermuda triangle, “The new part of the World or, the special land.

Bermuda triangle Mysteriously engulfed Ships, Planes and also many lives. It is the only place in the world where air and land travel is not possible. It swallows everything that gets around.

So about this place has been a source of headache for many researchers and scientists. They have failed to investigate the truth of this place. But some experts estimate:-

1. There is a large cloud of magnetic field and electrical force in the area that can interfere with the power of aircraft and ships.

2. Unknown forces of nature (UFOs) have settled there.

3. The world’s largest hurricane may be nearby.

4. There is a fast river in the sea and it pulls planes and ships.

Everone knows it’s known for mysterious disappearances of ships and aircraft since last century.

Many has explanations like magnetic anomalies, pirates, deliberate sinkings, hurricanes, gas deposits, rough weather, huge waves and human error.

While its reputation may scare some people, the Bermuda Triangle is actually part of a regularly sailed shipping lane with cruise ships and other boats also frequently sailing through the area.

Well, weather seems an obvious factor to the facts and stories. It is a pretty popular area for hurricanes to aim towards.

In fact, Bermuda (the island) sits in Hurricane alley – the more frequent path taken by Atlantic Hurricanes.

There is frequent changes in weather ,So it is no surprise old airplanes and ships without the use of modern weather radar systems might fly into this region and be surprised by some really nasty ship-sinking and airplane-crashing storms.