What is Bermuda Delta?

Near 30 degrees north latitude, it is located in the Bermuda Delta in eastern Florida, just east of Cuba. This is the creepy Devil Delta in the Atlantic Ocean. Passing ships and planes often mysteriously disappear here, leaving no bones. Some people think that these mysterious phenomena are caused by the strong magnetic field under the sea, some people think that the submarine alien base is at work, and some people put forward the time tunnel hypothesis, and so on. There are many explanations that make the Bermuda Delta even more mysterious.

So far, the explanations of the Bermuda Devil's Triangle can be summarized into the following categories: one category thinks that these disappearances are caused by supernatural reasons and are related to whether there are alien flying saucers at work. The second category thinks that it is caused by natural causes, such as geomagnetic anomalies, seabed holes, and some people even put forward theories such as bubbles, clear-sky turbulence, water bridges and black holes. And use some strange natural phenomena to explain that "everything is in the devil's triangle." Recently, a British geologist and Professor kleiner from Leeds University put forward a new viewpoint. He believes that the chief culprit that often causes shipwrecks or shipwrecks in Bermuda waters is the huge biogas bubbles generated at the bottom of the sea. Crystals composed of frozen water and biogas have been found under the seabed strata in Bermuda. When a severe earthquake occurs on the seabed, the massive crystals buried in the ground are turned out, and they will vaporize rapidly because of the reduction of external pressure. A large number of bubbles rise to the water surface, which reduces the density of seawater and loses its original buoyancy. At this time, ships passing through here will sink to the bottom of the sea like stones. If there happens to be a plane passing by at this time, when the biogas meets the burning plane engine, it will undoubtedly burn and explode immediately and disappear. On the contrary, some people think that these strange disappearance phenomena are not related to each other, thus denying the existence of Mu Bai in the Devil's Triangle. Whether the mysterious veil of Bermuda has been unveiled remains to be verified by future generations.

Near 30 degrees north latitude, it is located in the Bermuda Delta in eastern Florida, just east of Cuba. This is the creepy Devil Delta in the Atlantic Ocean. Passing ships and planes often mysteriously disappear here, leaving no bones. Some people think that these mysterious phenomena are caused by the strong magnetic field under the sea, some people think that the submarine alien base is at work, and some people put forward the time tunnel hypothesis, and so on. There are many explanations that make the Bermuda Delta even more mysterious.

Recently, some scientists have given a convincing explanation to this mystery from the perspective of disasters caused by marine natural gas hydrates. Let's first understand what natural gas hydrate is. Naturalgashadrate, also known as combustible ice, is an icy substance produced in seabed sediments. Its chemical composition is mainly methane, accounting for 99%, and the rest is water and a small amount of impurities. It is a compound formed by methane and water at high pressure and low temperature. Readers who understand the principle of biogas production know very well that biogas (mainly methane) is produced by microbial fermentation and decomposition of organic matter under anaerobic conditions. Similarly, there are thick sediments at the bottom of the ocean, and methane produced by microorganisms can not be released in time due to the inhibition of seawater high pressure, so it combines with water to form natural gas hydrate. By the way, natural gas hydrate is a promising energy substance. According to scientists' estimation, the global carbon storage of natural gas hydrate (a way of energy conversion) is twice that of global oil and natural gas. If it can be developed and utilized, it will be a great boon to mankind.

So what is the connection between gas hydrate and the mystery of Bermuda Triangle? Natural gas hydrate is very unstable under water. If it is slightly disturbed, methane gas will be released. If released on a large scale, it will have disastrous consequences, such as tsunami. Below the Bermuda Triangle is the trench area, where a large number of natural gas hydrates are released irregularly. Imagine what happens when a large amount of methane gas suddenly surges on the seabed? The rise of airflow will inevitably make the calm sea surface undergo earth-shaking changes and produce stormy waves. Passing ships often capsize at this moment and sink to the bottom of the sea. Because it was too sudden to send out a distress signal, no one died on board. As we all know, methane is a flammable gas. Mixed in the air, it is easy to explode because it is impure and has sparks. In the past, the engine of an aircraft produced sparks, which led to the explosion of methane gas and the instantaneous destruction of the aircraft. All this happens in a flash, so it often leads to mysterious disappearance.

What needs to be added is that there is a strong magnetic field under the Bermuda Triangle, which has been confirmed by scientists, and it can explain why the instruments on passing ships or planes suddenly fail.

Recently, some scientists have given a convincing explanation to this mystery from the perspective of disasters caused by marine natural gas hydrates. Let's first understand what natural gas hydrate is. Naturalgashadrate, also known as combustible ice, is an icy substance produced in seabed sediments. Its chemical composition is mainly methane, accounting for 99%, and the rest is water and a small amount of impurities. It is a compound formed by methane and water at high pressure and low temperature. Readers who understand the principle of biogas production know very well that biogas (mainly methane) is produced by microbial fermentation and decomposition of organic matter under anaerobic conditions. Similarly, there are thick sediments at the bottom of the ocean, and methane produced by microorganisms can not be released in time due to the inhibition of seawater high pressure, so it combines with water to form natural gas hydrate. By the way, natural gas hydrate is a promising energy substance. According to scientists' estimation, the global carbon storage of natural gas hydrate (a way of energy conversion) is twice that of global oil and natural gas. If it can be developed and utilized, it will be a great boon to mankind.

So what is the connection between gas hydrate and the mystery of Bermuda Triangle? Natural gas hydrate is very unstable at the bottom of the water, and methane gas will be released with a little disturbance. If released on a large scale, it will have disastrous consequences, such as tsunami. Below the Bermuda Triangle is the trench area, where a large number of natural gas hydrates are released irregularly. Imagine what happens when a large amount of methane gas suddenly surges on the seabed? The rise of airflow will inevitably make the calm sea surface undergo earth-shaking changes and produce stormy waves. Passing ships often capsize at this moment and sink to the bottom of the sea. Because it was too sudden to send out a distress signal, no one died on board. As we all know, methane is a flammable gas. Mixed in the air, it is easy to explode because it is impure and has sparks. In the past, the engine of an aircraft produced sparks, which led to the explosion of methane gas and the instantaneous destruction of the aircraft. All this happens in a flash, so it often leads to mysterious disappearance.

What needs to be added is that there is a strong magnetic field under the Bermuda Triangle, which has been confirmed by scientists, and it can explain why the instruments on passing ships or planes suddenly fail.