Bermuda Triangle, Mystery Unsolved

The Bermuda triangle is more of a mystery than a myth. In fact, it is one of the greatest mysteries the   world has ever witnessed. There are many stories as to what happened in that spot of the earth, and what the reasons behind them are

This story actually became popular in 1950 when a journalist in a newspaper wrote about this 
mysterious triangle in the ocean that has some weird activity. In 1952, it started catching more eyes when another journalist wrote about Flight 19, one of the most famous disappearances in this area. 
According to the story, in 1945 a navy team went on their trip, what they thought would be normal, however 1 hour and 45 minutes later, the plane called control that all of their 3 compasses went haywire and that they don't know where the "west" is anymore. Shortly after, the plane disappeared off the record, never to appear again. Funnily enough, another plane took off in search and rescue of said flight, but they too disappeared and has never been found.

Another incident happened before, in 1918 to ship USS Cyclopes with 306 crew members on board. This ship too disappeared without a trace, no rescue calls, no bodies, no ship wreckage, nothing. It vanished into thin air, and is now considered the biggest loss in US Navy, numbers wise. Several ships and planes have been met with the same fate as well, never to be found again, rising the number of disappearances in the area to more than 1000.

This weird activity of the Bermuda Triangle is by no means new. It has been dated back to Christopher Columbus in 1492 while discovering America. According to his journal, the compass of the ship went crazy near the triangle, stressing everyone on the ship.


The Bermuda triangle is located in the North Atlantic ocean between Florida, Puerto Rico and Bermuda (hence the name), with a space of about 5000 square miles. It is an area known for its wierd geographical activity, said to be the main source of most storms and hurricanes in the area. There are multiple theories stating that there is some sort of electromagnetic field lying under the water, resulting in such occurrences. Others state that the Bermuda Triangle lies around the same area in which Atlantis city has disappeared thousands of years ago, leaving behind some of its high 
technology leading to this abnormal activity. 

that is the Bermuda Triangle This link provides a thorough explanation of the mystery 
Bermuda Triangle Mysteries

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