The Bermuda or the “Devil´s” Triangle is in a remote part of the Earth, where many ships and aircrafts have vanished without leaving a single trace. More than 2000 vessels and 75 aircraft in the last 500 years have being reported missing. Modern scientist do not have an answer, just many theories trying to solve the disappearance. These range from extraterrestrial activity to reverse gravity field among others. Today, even with new and accurate technology the wrecks have not been located. The Bermuda Triangle has wondered humanity for centuries. It is still a big mystery to be solved. What do you think really happens?
The Bermuda Triangle is located in the North Atlantic Ocean between Florida, Bermuda and the Great Antilles. It covers 500,000 …show more content…
Vincent Gaddis used the word “Bermuda Triangle” for the first time on an article in 1964. Most writers refer to the Bermuda’s Triangle as the “Vortex of Doom” because of its tragic events. It first became a legend when, in 1918 a USA cargo ship disappeared with over 300 men. “Only God and the sea know what happened to the great ship,” U.S. President, Woodrow Wilson later said. In 1941 two Cyclops’ sister ships vanished as well. In 1945, five US Navy bombers were crossing the area and the pilots became disoriented and vanished. The same day the rescue crew with 13 people on board never made it …show more content…
Different governments have tried to explain why some planes or vessel disappear when traveling through the Bermuda Triangle. Statistics have proven that the losts are relatively small considering the amount of traffic that operates in that region. Accidents happen and bad news sells extremely well. For example, in the recent disappearance of flight 370 of Malaysian Airlines in the Indic Ocean the entire world was concerned. The world´s most powerful countries joined together to find this aircraft using the latest satellite information, sonars, ocean mapping technologies, and intelligence among others. Despite the billions spent, and the brilliant minds that worked together nor the plane, nor ships have been found lost in the Bermuda´s Triangle. The truth is that we know more of the outer space than of our own oceans, which covers two thirds of the
The Bermuda Triangle is located in the North Atlantic Ocean between Florida, Bermuda and the Great Antilles. It covers 500,000 …show more content…
Vincent Gaddis used the word “Bermuda Triangle” for the first time on an article in 1964. Most writers refer to the Bermuda’s Triangle as the “Vortex of Doom” because of its tragic events. It first became a legend when, in 1918 a USA cargo ship disappeared with over 300 men. “Only God and the sea know what happened to the great ship,” U.S. President, Woodrow Wilson later said. In 1941 two Cyclops’ sister ships vanished as well. In 1945, five US Navy bombers were crossing the area and the pilots became disoriented and vanished. The same day the rescue crew with 13 people on board never made it …show more content…
Different governments have tried to explain why some planes or vessel disappear when traveling through the Bermuda Triangle. Statistics have proven that the losts are relatively small considering the amount of traffic that operates in that region. Accidents happen and bad news sells extremely well. For example, in the recent disappearance of flight 370 of Malaysian Airlines in the Indic Ocean the entire world was concerned. The world´s most powerful countries joined together to find this aircraft using the latest satellite information, sonars, ocean mapping technologies, and intelligence among others. Despite the billions spent, and the brilliant minds that worked together nor the plane, nor ships have been found lost in the Bermuda´s Triangle. The truth is that we know more of the outer space than of our own oceans, which covers two thirds of the