mystery of the bermuda triangle?

Question

is the bermuda triangle real??i wanna believe cause it would be so cool to encounter it but ppl say its just a legend but more ppl say that its true and theres many aircrafts and ships that disappeared and with no trace left but they appear several years later in another part of the world?!?!? but what realy cause it and how can magnetic watever you call it can cause it. My opinion is that the bermuda is caused by a clash of time in space because mayb the world has enough history???pls tell me what you think of this. this is the question that makes me think the most.!!!!

Answer 1

Ya, it fasinate me also when I was younger.
The huge carving statue in easter island that face a certain direction.
You can find the link below;
http://mysteriousplaces.com/Easter_Island/html/tour1.html

As for the Bermuda triangle, have you being to this site?
http://www.bermuda-triangle.org/html/introduction.html

I'm still readying it.

Answer 2

There would hardly be a ship master or a commercial aircraft pilot who believes in the Bermuda triangle story. It has been debunked so many times that it’s not funny anymore. But the media does not usually run debunk stories. So your local TV station will not run the "The Bermuda Triangle Hoax" anytime soon.

1. Despite reports of compass variations in the area, there is nothing unusual about that. Magnetic Island off the coast of Australia was so named by James Cook in 1770 because it caused his ship's compass to vary from the usual. Even then that was understood to be due to iron ore deposits or similar geological features.

2. Records show that the leader of Flight 19 was a poor navigator. He had got lost at least twice before and had been rescued, losing valuable aircraft. The day he died, he took several other inexperienced pilots with him, having got them thoroughly lost as well. It is surprising that he was still allowed to fly over water.

3. The plane that exploded during the search was of a type that had exploded in mid-air more than once before.

4. The number of ships, planes and boats actually lost within the triangle is no greater on average than any other part of the sea with similar amounts and types of traffic.

5. Some of the ships that have been reported (by liars) to have been lost in the triangle have actually been lost off the coast of Portugal, Ireland and in one case, California, in another ocean. Many smaller craft have been lost dozens of miles from the triangle, mostly close to the Florida coast and some which have been included in the losses turned up a few days late - engine breakdown, not enough wind, decided to stay on a few more days.

6. The celebrated “Marie Celeste” was found off the coast of Portugal and port records indicate that her course would not ordinarily have taken her anywhere near the triangle.

7. The myth originated in a series of newspaper and cheap magazine articles but was really pushed by Charles Berlitz in 1964, who also wrote books about Atlantis and other subjects where information is unreliable to say the least. In one book Berlitz deliberately misrepresented the size and date of sailing of a ship that was lost.

http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/bermuda.

The Bermuda triangle story is a hoax to sell paperback woo-woo books, cheap magazines and rubbish television programs. It is a tissue of a few facts and an “orchestrated litany of lies”.

Answer 3

A lot of airplanes and ships move through the Bermuda triangle area, but no more percentage wise are lost than anywhere else. All of these crackpot ideas,like no moon landing, and 2012, Astrology and so forth are promoted by con artist to make money for m gullible people.

Answer 4

I think it's more myth that anything else. I've flown in the Bermuda Triangle and the weather there can go from nice to nasty (and back again) in a very short period of time. It'd be pretty easy to see how an inexperienced pilot could get lost and lose an airplane (or a boat) in that kind of weather.

But I don't think there's anything extraordinary about the area.

Doug

Answer 5

I personally believe e in the bermuda triangle I believe it is a magnetic pull. With a strong enough magnet it can really do a toll on the instruments on a plane or a boat. Due to glacers a boat can hit it and sink like the Titanic. As for the planes when the insturments are down this can cause a gletch and once again the plane could go down. I think the CIA does alot of coverups on this matter as well so the world may never know. But this does explain why they go missing. but thats just my opinon

Answer 6

Yes, the Bermuda Triangle is real!! The Spiritual version of the story is that deep beneath the ocean is a giant pyramid, that acts like a 'Stargate' - separating the spiritual world from our world. Sylvia Brown, a famous spiritualist writer, has written a wonderfully exciting and eye-opening book called Secrets & Mysteries of the World (available in all good bookstores), in which she gives a full explanation. Hope this helps.

Answer 7

This area is a huge, busy place. The number of missing ships and planes are probably no higher than in other areas of equal traffic, for some reason it has taken on a mythical aspect. you are reading more into it than necessary.

Answer 8

Yes. That is where Amelia Earhart's plane crashed in and I heard from my Social studies that there is 1 story that some sailors were passing the bermuda triangle. They saw a starving man on a boat waving a white flag so they let him board the ship. Then slowly, the man killed the sailors 1 by 1 and all 20 of them. But he also cut off their heads and hung them. When the navy came from the distress call they heard, they didnt see the man who killed them all. But, the heads were still there.

Answer 9

I love to study this. There may be scientific proof that there is activity of a supernatural nature in the triangle.

Answer 10

would u believe those ships planes and people isn't missing in the ocean or lost in atime warp but has been taken to a planet in the hydra constellation