How do things just disappear over the Bermuda triangle?

Question

no stupid anwers please

I think it's alien's.

People are saying something is pulling stuff down but there has been no wreckages.

Answer 1

The Bermuda Triangle is not nearly as dangerous as some people think. Ships and airplanes go through it routinely, and the loss rate is actually barely any higher than any other area of ocean the same size. Pretty much the only reason it's famous is because of the mysterious loss of Flight 19 and a few other strange incidents:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bermuda_Triangle#Famous_incidents
The triangle shape is also quite arbitrary, and has little bearing on the positions of the mysterious accidents besides that it includes them all.

Answer 2

Things do disappear in the so-called Bermuda triangle, but not at a higher rate than in any other large area of heavily traveled ocean. Things go wrong at sea, that is a fact. But to thing that there is some mysterious force is an invention of a very few writers who wanted to sell books. Most of the so called disappearances are from the 40's and earlier. This is because since then the safety of ocean and air travel has increased dramatically and communication equipment is much better. If some of the boats that are reported to have "vanished" had been equipped with GPS locater beacons like today's boats are, they probably would have been found.

Answer 3

Things that disappear there do so in the same ways that things disappear anywhere else. There's nothing special about the Bermuda Triangle - it's just a bunch of yarns sold to the naive.

Answer 4

Problem is, things don't always disappear in the Bermuda Triangle---as a matter of fact there are entire countries technically "in" the triangle--they seem to be fine.

I think it's just storms.

Answer 5

There are 12 vortexes at work on our world. One is in the
Bermuda Triangle.
It is said the Atlanteans used a giant crystal that let them
fly through the air in special flying craft. And they used it for
war, and it backfired. Ezekiel 1:22. KJV (terrible crystal).
That crystal is said to be in the Bermuda Triangle. Could be
that sometimes the forces in our world activate this crystal,
either pulling things into the sea, or shooing them out into space.
Maybe it even works on a multi-dimensional level, and creates
a star gate, or time portal.

Answer 6

The latest theory about the Bermuda Triangle is large pockets of methane gas. Escaping gas bubbles greatly reduces the density of the water, and a ship sailing into it will sink very rapidly. Airplanes flying into the methane are affected on two ways. First, Mathian is lighter then air, and it will affect the altimeter of the plane. The pilot will think he is flying higher then he really is, and will descend and fly into to water. The other affect is that engines need oxygen to burn the fuel, if the methane if abundant enough, the engine will stop running and the plane will crash.

Answer 7

Vertigo- is the feeling that you or your environment is moving when no movement occurs. Imprecisely called dizziness, the term vertigo is the specific term used to describe an illusion of movement. When its hazy during the summer, pilots get vertigo. not knowing what is water, and what is the sky, they just get so confused that the think they are going into the sky when actuly they are landing themselves in the middle of the ocean. most piolets think that the gauge telling them that they are flying the wrong way isnt right. they follow what they think, and they become dizzy, and lightheaded. resulting in, well, i think you can figure that part out.
Some say that a "weird object" made them act odd, or that their equipment was acting strange.

here is a site that gives lots of information on the Bermuda triangle: http://www.bermuda-triangle.org/

Answer 8

The best answer is: they don't. One of the "best documented" mysterious disappearances, covered in Berlitz' book is the lost squadron of fighter planes that took off and "just disappeared". In fact they landed normally. The famous Nova episode on the Bermuda Triangle even had interviews with some of the supposedly "lost" pilots.

Answer 9

The Bermuda Triangle is not fictional but fact - no one has ever really explained it, and the dangers, but it is generally thought to be caused by magnetic anomolies and unusual storm conditions that defy the norm.

The deep surface of our planet beneath the seas still hide secrets that defy many scientists but also link this with extraordinary events that mankind cannot comprehend - like is there life after death ? Can we really and truly explain some re-visitations !

Answer 10

I just saw a program on the discovery channel about this... there has been some very credible scientific studies done to show that it is methane gas seeps beneath the ocean floor, that build up with such great pressure tas to let out huge bubbles of methane, these bubbles can sink ships, they will also cause a prop plane engine to cut out, and it really messes with the cockpit readings, makes the altimiter say they are gaining altitude, when actually they are loosing. If you had asked me 3 months ago I would have went with my mojo nixion answer which is "Elvis needs Boats"(Mojo Nixion- Elvis is Everywhere) but after seeing this program, it really changed my mind!