What do you think of Bermuda Triangle?

Also known as the Devil's Triangle and Death Hell.

It is said that more than 50 ships and more than 20 planes have mysteriously disappeared here. The area is slightly triangular and lies between the south coast of the United States, Bermuda and the Greater Antilles. The unexplained events in this area can be traced back to the middle of19th century. Sometimes the ship is missing for unknown reasons, and sometimes it disappears without a distress signal. A prominent example is that the US Navy auxiliary ship Monocular, loaded with manganese ore, disappeared in March 19 18, and it is still a mystery. 1945, five American bombers took off from Fort Lauderdale Air Force Base in Florida and reported their deaths by radio during flight training. Then the telecommunications gradually weakened and disappeared, and the rescue team disappeared.

Bermuda is a world-famous place, located about 600 kilometers east of North Carolina, USA. The specific geographical location of Bermuda Triangle refers to the triangle formed by connecting Bermuda, Miami (Florida Peninsula, USA) and San Juan (Puerto Rico Island) in the Atlantic Ocean, covering an area of 400,000 square miles. The Baimu Triangle is an archipelago consisting of more than 360 islands. These islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean like rings. Because there is a warm current between Bermuda and the American continent, the climate here is mild, with evergreen seasons and blooming flowers. Bermuda is also known as the most isolated island on earth. Because it is hundreds of miles away from the nearest land, Bermuda is surrounded by a vast ocean, with a panoramic view of blue sky and green water, Bai Ou dancing and flowers overflowing.

However, Bermuda is famous not because of its beautiful island scenery, but because people associate it with the mysterious Bermuda Triangle. According to legend, ships or planes sailing here often disappear mysteriously, and there is no need to find out the reason afterwards, that is, even the wreckage of ships and planes can't be found. So that when the most experienced sailors or navigators pass by here, they have no intention of enjoying the picturesque sea scenery, but they are afraid of encountering bad luck and inexplicably dying in the belly of fish. Now, the Bermuda Triangle has become synonymous with mysterious and incomprehensible disappearance. [Edit this paragraph] Overview

The origin of the name "Bermuda Devil's Triangle" is that on February 5th, 1945, the American 19 suddenly disappeared during training. At that time, the scheduled flight plan was a triangle, so people later extended the western Atlantic Ocean on the southeast coast of the United States from Bermuda in the north to Miami in the south of Florida, then passed through the Bahamas, crossed Puerto Rico, and arrived near the 40th line of the west longitude. Hundreds of ships and planes crashed in this area, and thousands of people died here. From 1880 to 1976, there were about 158 disappearances, most of which occurred in the 30 years since 1949. 97 people are missing, and at least 2000 people are killed or missing here. These strange and mysterious disappearances mainly occurred in an area called "the sargasso sea" in the western Atlantic Ocean, which is a wide water area between 20-40 degrees north latitude and 35-75 degrees west longitude. There is a world-famous Mexican warm current, which flows through120-190km day and night, and there are many whirlpools, typhoons and tornadoes. Not only that, the sea here is 4000-5000 meters deep, and there is the Puerto Rico Trench, which is more than 7000 meters deep and the deepest is 92 18 meters. [Edit this paragraph] Formation reason

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 and submarine holes. Some people even put forward the views of bubble theory, clear sky turbulence theory, water bridge theory and black hole theory, and explain the "Bermuda Devil Triangle" with some strange natural phenomena. 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 the Bermuda Devil's Triangle. Whether the mysterious veil of Bermuda has been unveiled remains to be verified by future generations. In order to attract more tourists, the Bermuda government did not try to clarify this apparently nonexistent death triangle, but made a big fuss and even printed it vividly in the travel brochure. Until 1980, the American and Australian scientific expeditions jointly issued a statement, which stated that Bermuda had nothing beyond nature, but rumors still spread all over the world.

Recently, however, some scientists have discovered that the Bermuda Triangle is actually a shocking lie of the American authorities.

In order to attract more tourists, the Bermuda government not only failed to clarify this apparently nonexistent death triangle, but made a big fuss about it and even printed it vividly in the travel brochure. Until 1980, the American and Australian scientific expeditions jointly issued a statement, which stated that Bermuda had nothing beyond nature, but rumors still spread all over the world.