Who knows the bizarre and true story about the devil's triangle and the sea? The more specific the better!

1. American scientist James Fan discovered this inner region after analyzing the data of the "Explorer 1" satellite. Therefore, the Bermuda Triangle Radiation Belt is named Van Allen Belt.

2. 1967, American pilot Robert Bluss and his assistant Dimitri Le Pikov flew at low altitude in Baha 'aba Islands near Bermuda.

3. 1978, Luo Shiwei, director of the International Diving Center, led a group of members to visit Bermuda's "Magic Triangle".

4. 1989, two Norwegian divers saw an ancient city on an underwater plain in the Magic Triangle.

5. According to the article published in Macau Daily on May 6th,1984, a foreign scholar thinks that a mesoscale vortex is equivalent to a concave mirror. When the sun shines on the vortex (concave mirror), the focus can generate high temperature. He did an experiment in which a strong light was incident into a simulated vortex at an incident angle of 60 ~ 75. As a result, the focus of the vortex (like a concave mirror) could ignite a thin piece of paper.

6. 1978, Luo Shiwei, director of the International Diving Center, led a delegation to visit Bermuda's "Magic Triangle".

7. Once, a friend from Saint-Dadu Island in the eastern Pacific told Swedish scholar Sven Aronson a strange news: on the coast of Saint-Dadu Island, sometimes some pieces of wrecked ships of unknown origin were seen.

8. As early as 1930s, Soviet geophysicist B.B. Shulekin discovered infrasound waves generated by ocean waves.

9. Once, a friend from Saint-Dadu Island in the eastern Pacific told Swedish scholar Sven Aronson a strange news: on the coast of Saint-Dadu Island, sometimes some pieces of wrecked ships of unknown origin were seen.