The Bermuda Triangle Theory

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This suggests that when humans who are traveling through the Bermuda Triangle make a wrong decision as far as direction, speed, altitude, etc. goes, it can often cost them their life. The same goes for many other things such as driving, you can’t remove human error from normal, often dangerous tasks, and that is when you get problems such as the disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle. Another contributor to human error that Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki noted was, “It is close to the equator, near a wealthy part of the world, America, therefore you have a lot of traffic, and a lot of room for error.” (Macdonald 2017) What he meant by this was that when you put a high concentration of traffic in a relatively small area, you have the possibility for collisions and overcorrections due to human error. After all, human …show more content…

However, some people are still not convinced that this trend is due to anything other than physical and human cause. Opposers to this argument say that this phenomenon goes far beyond bad weather and human error, they say it is mostly paranormal. Some of the theories include, power coming from lost souls of slaves, electronic fog and power from the lost city of Atlantis. However, one theory in particular is at the front hold of the debate and is most widely researched and accepted: Alien interaction through water portals. When talking about portals to other planets, the general idea is that there is a hole in the water that sucks travelers it and sends them to another planet for testing by aliens, however, before they

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