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THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE
The Bermuda Triangle is
located in the Atlantic Ocean and gets its' name
because it lies between Miami, Florida, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and of
course Bermuda. The Triangle is about 140,000 square miles in size. The phenomena
of the Bermuda Triangle has been known to take place
just outside and out into the Sargasso Sea toward the east. These supposed
paranormal
waters have been a mystery as
long as ships have sailed through it. Christopher Columbus
wrote about strange phenomena he witnessed as
he sailed through the area in 1492 while on the Santa
Maria. Flight 19, which consisted of five U.S. Navy bombers vanished without a trace in the Triangle along with a rescue plane on December 5, 1945.
This mystery seems to be the foundation of the triangles credibility
as an area of paranormal phenomena.
Many types of paranormal activities take place in these waters of mystery. Planes loose power and become uncontrollable, compasses spin wildly, many ships and planes have disappeared completely, never to be seen again. The sky has been known to glow white and thick,also a green glowing fog has been witnessed. Strange, magnetic forces of an unknown origin seem to be dragging airplanes towards these paranormal waters. What's even more unusual is that the disappearances of ships and planes has taken place even in decent weather conditions.
What's odd is that it appears that these waters are not always a danger. The Triangle seems to be unpredictable and will strike without warning. No one knows how,why or what triggers the paranormal activity in the Bermuda Triangle.
Skeptics have claimed that ships and planes vanishing completely is caused by poor weather conditions, even though most of the time disappearances happen in good weather. There is also a theory of an underwater volcano that brings down ships and planes by suction. Others believe this paranormal area is a doorway to an unknown dimension.Some theorize that the phenomena takes place due to black holes sucking ships and planes into them, and that parts of the area break the laws of gravity, electricity, and magnetism. There is also a theory of Atlantians from the sunken city of Atlantis taking the ships and planes down.
As you can see there are many theories surrounding the Bermuda Triangle
Despite all the scientists, private parties, biologists, and other people that have studied and researched this area, it continues to be a mystery.
Below are just a few of the ships that have vanished in the Bermuda Triangle
The Rosalie was built in 1838 of 222 tons of wood. In 1840 she was found deserted but in ship shape near the Bahamas. This was not the Rossini.
The Cyclops is perhaps the most famous of the early 20th century disappearances. She vanished in March 1918 with 309 men aboard. She is the Navy’s “greatest mystery of the sea.”
The tramp Anglo Australian signaled “all well” before she vanished in 1938. Captain Parslow was in command of 34 men.
Many types of paranormal activities take place in these waters of mystery. Planes loose power and become uncontrollable, compasses spin wildly, many ships and planes have disappeared completely, never to be seen again. The sky has been known to glow white and thick,also a green glowing fog has been witnessed. Strange, magnetic forces of an unknown origin seem to be dragging airplanes towards these paranormal waters. What's even more unusual is that the disappearances of ships and planes has taken place even in decent weather conditions.
What's odd is that it appears that these waters are not always a danger. The Triangle seems to be unpredictable and will strike without warning. No one knows how,why or what triggers the paranormal activity in the Bermuda Triangle.
Skeptics have claimed that ships and planes vanishing completely is caused by poor weather conditions, even though most of the time disappearances happen in good weather. There is also a theory of an underwater volcano that brings down ships and planes by suction. Others believe this paranormal area is a doorway to an unknown dimension.Some theorize that the phenomena takes place due to black holes sucking ships and planes into them, and that parts of the area break the laws of gravity, electricity, and magnetism. There is also a theory of Atlantians from the sunken city of Atlantis taking the ships and planes down.
As you can see there are many theories surrounding the Bermuda Triangle
Despite all the scientists, private parties, biologists, and other people that have studied and researched this area, it continues to be a mystery.
Below are just a few of the ships that have vanished in the Bermuda Triangle
The Rosalie was built in 1838 of 222 tons of wood. In 1840 she was found deserted but in ship shape near the Bahamas. This was not the Rossini.
The Cyclops is perhaps the most famous of the early 20th century disappearances. She vanished in March 1918 with 309 men aboard. She is the Navy’s “greatest mystery of the sea.”
The tramp Anglo Australian signaled “all well” before she vanished in 1938. Captain Parslow was in command of 34 men.
Same for Samkey. She signaled “all well” where the Anglo had been. Her next call in time was when she would be entering the Triangle. She vanished without trace, January 1948.
Home Sweet Home disappeared in a matter of seconds, between her call to Bermuda and their answer. 1955
Snoboy’s 2 life boats were found intact, one right side up . . .but empty. None of her 25 + passengers were found. 1963.
Witchcraft . . .she is a classic of mystery. She was unsinkable and only at the harbor entrance. Yet she vanished within 19 minutes between her call to the Coast Guard and their arrival on scene. 1967
El Caribe. Silently she vanished just 2 days from port in Santo Domingo. She sent no Mayday and no EPIRB signal was transmitted.
Dutch Treat vanished off Florida in 1975; Meridian en route to Bermuda. At the same time, some small boats were found splattered with blood off Florida. The occupant’s clothes, money and personal belongings were found. But no people.
Kalia III. Blood, maggots, murder, and a deserted vessel. A touch of the macabre. 1980
Home Sweet Home disappeared in a matter of seconds, between her call to Bermuda and their answer. 1955
Snoboy’s 2 life boats were found intact, one right side up . . .but empty. None of her 25 + passengers were found. 1963.
Witchcraft . . .she is a classic of mystery. She was unsinkable and only at the harbor entrance. Yet she vanished within 19 minutes between her call to the Coast Guard and their arrival on scene. 1967
El Caribe. Silently she vanished just 2 days from port in Santo Domingo. She sent no Mayday and no EPIRB signal was transmitted.
Dutch Treat vanished off Florida in 1975; Meridian en route to Bermuda. At the same time, some small boats were found splattered with blood off Florida. The occupant’s clothes, money and personal belongings were found. But no people.
Kalia III. Blood, maggots, murder, and a deserted vessel. A touch of the macabre. 1980
