what is happening when ships go into bermuda's triangle?

Answer 1

It a magnetic abnormally and some enter another Dimension never to return.
I not remember the exact movie name, I think it was; "The Philadelphia Experiment" but, it give some insight into this Theory.

Answer 2

Aliens hang around the Bermuda Triangle a lot. Perhaps they like the climate. In any event, these aliens have an affinity for planes and ships, so they beam them onto their spacecraft and take them to their planet. They are a thieving bunch.

Answer 3

That is not true.
There's actually a higher rate of sinkings there and it is because of the ocean bottom there. I just saw a show on it. It has a very weird slope that makes wave and current patterns very unpredictable, and it has a weird magnetic leakage that messes with compasses and communications from time to time.
So there's no big mistery, many ships go through there every day, but it has a history of weird wrecks.

Answer 4

I haven't looked into the ocean floor, but it can be explained easily. This area is just an area where a TON of ships and airplane's fly and float through. Naturally there will be some ships that get lost there and since that's the area where all of them have in common, it's going to have some sort of reputation, whether connotative or annotative.

Answer 5

One theory says there could be leaks of gas from the sea bed (which does occur in numerous places), which might send up enough bubbles to effectively reduce the buoyancy of a ship and sink it. This gas could also rise higher into the air and stall out the engines on a plane. I don't subscribe to this theory, but it's worth mentioning.

Answer 6

Nothing they come out except for a few that don't once in a while. It's not a mystical place where things disappear.