Bermuda Triangle Conspiracy

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The Bermuda Triangle, an area stretching from the tip of Florida, to Puerto Rico, all the way to the Bermuda islands, is a region within the Atlantic Ocean that has had many planes and ships evaporate into thin air without little to no explanation. Even though this region has had various incidents, it is still not represented upon maps of any sorts. Many theories have arisen about the triangle, but only a few out of those are actually plausible. This paper will go over a few non credible and reasonable theories. The Bermuda Triangle should be established as a hazardous zone due to its impulsive behavior, and should be implemented on maps, to thwart or at least reduce future accidents.
Many theories have tried to explain the triangle such as the magnetic field of the Triangle. The Bermuda Triangle is one of the few places on Earth that actually points true North. With this, the magnetic field is claimed to put off pilots by 20 degrees (Quasar). This was used to blame one of the most famous disappearances’ of five army bombers, Flight …show more content…

In Siberia large creators were found. They were the product of methane gas build up and the explosion of it. Many people had speculated that this could be a reason for the disappearing ships and planes in the Triangle since it has methane gas below as well. However, scientists who had no contact with the statement about the methane gas and the Bermuda Triangle say, “the weird sinkhole does not explain vanishings in the Bermuda Triangle” (Lewis). In Contrast to these scientists’ declarations, researchers have suggested that methane hydrates could be responsible for the disappearances (Lewis). “It is very possible that the similar sinkholes in the ocean were produced [as a result] of decomposing gas hydrates,” said Vladimir Romanovsky, a geophysicist who studies permafrost at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, but who was not involved with the study

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