Is the Bermuda Triangle Death Zone really that terrible?

Yes, you can often meet sea tornadoes, which can suck seawater to a height of several thousand meters and cast a terrible shadow on the navigation cover.

Bermuda Triangle is located between Bermuda Island on the west side of the Atlantic Ocean, straits of florida and Puerto Rico Island at the eastern end of the Greater Antilles. Most of them are located between 20 and 30 north latitude and belong to the north tropics. It is mainly controlled by tropical air mass throughout the year, and the northeast trade wind prevails.

There are many tropical hurricanes in summer and autumn, and the wind roars, often forming a water wall with a height of more than 10 meters, and you can often encounter tornadoes at sea, which can suck seawater to a height of several thousand meters and cast a terrible shadow on the beacon cover. Moreover, the Bermuda Triangle is located on the northern edge of the crustal fault zone between North and South America, where volcanic and seismic activities are very strong and the seabed topography is very complicated.

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Related contents of Bermuda Triangle:

1. There may be two or more currents in opposite directions in Bermuda Triangle, resulting in different water density at the interface, which is called "internal wave". In the process of tidal return, seawater produces vortex shock wave flow, which is a large-scale vertical vortex.

2. There is no "open mouth" or violent activity that can engulf ships on the sea surface in the crust of Bermuda Triangle. In the 1970s, scientists from the United States and the Soviet Union jointly investigated the ocean current structure in the Bermuda Triangle, and obtained many fresh data that scientists didn't know before, but they didn't find the amazing phenomenon of "hole opening" on the seabed.

3. The main culprit that often causes shipwrecks or crashes in Bermuda waters is the huge biogas bubbles generated by combustible ice on the seabed. When a severe earthquake occurred on the seabed, a large number of combustible ice crystals buried underground were turned out. Because the main component of combustible ice is methane, it will vaporize rapidly due to the decrease of external pressure.

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