Do ships still disappear in the Bermuda Triangle?

Answer 1

Sorry I know your question is good, SShazzam's response is excellent, but my friend had a purse she called the Bermuda Triangle.

Answer 2

There is a theory that sometimes the ocean floor releases large quantities of gases, which then rise to the surface through the water, if a ship is above in the path of these gases it will lose buoyancy and sink, the Bermuda Triangle may be an area where this gas release phenomenon is more prevalent.

Answer 3

The latest recorded was in 1999. Wikipedia lists the following:-

The Bermuda Triangle receives credit for many unexplained disappearances that occurred in her unofficial waters. To date, most agree that in excess of 170 ships and planes have gone missing without a trace in that particular area of the Atlantic Ocean. Although most of these disappearances can be explained, many others cannot be, and the topic continues to be a hot debate between both pro and con Bermuda Triangle enthusiasts. The most popular incidents are listed below:-

1815: SS ExpervierHGHV
1840: HMS Rosalie
1872: The Mary Celeste
1909: The Spray
1917: SS Timandra
1918: USS Cyclops (AC-4) disappears
1921: Cargo ship Carroll Deering found adrift, the crew having disappeared without a trace
1925: SS Cotopaxi
1926: SS Suduffco
1938: HMS Anglo Australian
1942: French submarine Surcouf
1945: The disappearance of 5 Navy Avengers - Flight 19
1947: Army C-45 Superfort vanishes 100 miles off Bermuda
1948: SS Samkey
1948: Four-engined Tudor IV Star Tiger, lost with 31 lives
1948: DC-3 NC16002 lost with 28 passengers and crew - NC16002 Disappearance
1949: Second Tudor IV, Star Ariel, vanishes without a trace
1950: Giant US Air Force Globemaster lost
1950: American freighter, SS Sandra (350 ft), sinks without a trace
1952: British York transport plane lost with 33 aboard
1954: US Navy Lockheed Constellation vanishes with 42 aboard
1956: US Navy seaplane, Martin P5M, disappears with crew of ten
1962: US Air Force KB-50 tanker plane lost
1963: Marine Sulpher Queen vanishes without a trace
1967: Military YC-122, converted to cargo plane, lost
1970: French freighter Milton Latrides disappears
1972: German freighter Anita (20,000 tons), lost with crew of 32
1976: SS Sylvia L. Ossa
1978: SS Hawarden Bridge
1980: SS Poet
1995: Inter-island freighter Jamanic K
1997: Passengers disappear from German yacht
1999: Freighter Genesis

Answer 4

The Bermuda Triangle, even nevertheless it attracts a lot of interest, isn't something extra suitable than a area quite populated with the aid of algae. I the previous days (1400's-1800's) ships might decelerate plenty that they might somewhat be moving. they might run out of aspects, and at last the group might die off. to no longer point out scattered rocks and reefs that would sink the occasional deliver. without word from a deliver that's reportedly sunk, all of them theory the area replace into haunted. except you're driving in a sailboat or yet another style of deliver that's susceptible to those disadvantages, you would be high quality. Our warships are the only frightening element there.

Answer 5

i havent heard of any lately but i think there is Ghost Ships that disappeared in the Bermuta Triangle that linger around it still every once in a while. go there and see what happend >:)

Answer 6

Yes, it is an unexplained phenomena. I just recently watched a show on the discovery channel about this subject. It is not just ships, but planes disappear too.

Answer 7

That is were the ships go under water . they have a base there.probubly.when you get in there way. well. your gone. disappear. cu put. dead. get it. leave em alone i say.I saw one. hovering. a 100 feet are so. above a building, in day time, it was right there. saucer shaped silver object. if I had had my rifle I would have shot at it.true.I dont know if ships, planes . get missing.much now, maybe they moved.who knows. really.

Answer 8

Not really. Most flight plans and ships steer clear of the area.

Answer 9

I am not sure, but I think mine did. I've been waiting for my ship to come in for a long time.

Answer 10

Ive heard the same that 'victorschool1' says