Is the Bermuda Triangle Mystery Real?

The Bermuda Triangle is also acknowledged as the Devil Triangle. It is a zone in the Atlantic Ocean and it starts from Florida and then meets up with Puerto Rico which is the biggest or we can say a deep split of the Atlantic Ocean and it reaches Bermuda Island then it makes a huge triangle that defines the area of more than 3 lakh km square. 

  Source -The HISTORY Channel

About

The Bermuda Triangle is an imaginary area (not owned by the United States Coast Guard) off the southeastern coast of the United States.

This area is known for the seemingly high incidence of irrational losses of small boats, ships, and skyplanes.

It’s seen as one of the most relevant facts behind the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle as more than 1000 ships and planes have vanished in the triangle area over the past many years or centuries and still continue to do so.

All these happen when as far as one knows there are no human errors, equipment or machine failures, or even naturally occurring disasters. Strangely, the ships and aircraft just disappear when everything appears to be okay. Many believe that the Devil is here behind all these mishappenings and therefore call the zone also as Devil's Triangle.

This came to light after a few famous authors started acknowledging all these incidents to the world with their words and experiences as, 

In 1964 Vincent Gaddis told in his famous magazine that Bermuda is a mysterious triangle and stated it as the Devil Triangle. And then again another author confronted it.

Vincent Gaddis

Author Vincent Gaddis, who is credited for presenting the term "Bermuda Triangle" in 1964 in an article he presented for Argosy magazine, "Deadly Bermuda Triangle", in which he classified many of the abnormal or non-typical events in the area. 

Several other well-known authors, including Charles Berlitz and Ivan Sanderson, added valuable information about the mysterious phenomena and accidents happening in this area. 

Some of the planes, ships, and aircraft that got into this Bermuda Triangle are Flight 19, PBM Martin Mariner, Tudor Star Tiger, Mary Celeste - The Ghost Ship, Ellen Austin, Fight DC-3, C-54 Skymaster, Marine Sulphur Queen, USS Cyclops, Flight 441, USS Scorpion any more in the records. 

Theories

Here are some Popular theories which are in terms of solving the mystery

What caused the ships and aircraft to vanish mysteriously? 

There have been many experiments, analyses, and surveys with investigations done to reveal the mystery. There is no single presumption or theory that can briefly explain all the mishappenings and incidents of disappearances. The ships and planes have been sufferers of different situations and circumstances. Things happened rapidly and out of the blue. 

While many results have come out, few make us wonder about the ways to solve the Bermuda Triangle Mystery. The Sargasso Sea is an odd area that has no seaside and is bounded only by currents caused by waves on all different sides. Many ships going through it have been trapped and made motionless.

Methane gas under the sea layer can break out, and as a result, can lower the water density and it can cause the ships to sink in no time. Even planes flying over the seawater can get on fire and get completely smashed during such gas thrash.

Electronic Fog, a weird thick foggy cloud shows up from nowhere and swallows up a ship or an aircraft. Instruments start to go wrong or fail, and finally, the ship or the plane disappears without a turn-up. 

Bermuda Triangle, despite its mysterious fame and name, is not officially termed as a dangerous or insecure area by the US government or any ocean-going aviation, or naval authority. 

The disappearances related to the Bermuda Triangle can really be explained by reasons such as worse weather conditions, human or technical error, navigational problems, or mechanical failures—same as incidents that usually happen in any other high-trafficked area.

If it’s a myth, it’s not real.

If it’s real, it’s not a myth.

The claims that the Bermuda Triangle has its own paranormal activities are false. It also has no more mysterious activities than any other area in the sea or ocean.

Written By - Anjali Kumari 

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