Bermuda Triangle Conspiracy

The History of the Bermuda Triangle

Have you ever heard about the Devil's Mystery? Modern Scientists describe this evil mystery as the most anonymous event on earth. However, You may be wondering now what am I actually talking about, well it’s the Bermuda Triangle. The Bermuda Triangle has been an undiscovered mystery for about many centuries. In fact, it is the goal of many scientists to understand the anonymous theory or myth behind the Mystery of the Bermuda. Apparently, the search behind the true theory of the Bermuda the Triangle is still in process. The three main aspect of the evil mystery are: the discovery of the Bermuda, the reported accidents, and the various theories stated.

The Bermuda triangle is located off the Southeastern

In fact, More than 1000 ships and planes have vanished in the triangle area over the past five centuries. In addition, all these accidents happen when apparently there are no human errors, equipment failures or even natural disasters. Strangely, the ships and aircrafts just vanish when everything seems to be okay. For example, in 1918, The US Cyclops was a massive ship that supplied fuel to the American in WWI. One day, the ship set sail to Baltimore with 309 people on board. However, This ship never reached Baltimore; in reality, it was last reported on the route of the Bermuda triangle. Also, in 1941, two of the Cyclops sister ships disappeared along the same route. Another example is Flight 441 in 1954. Flight 441 was one of the US huge military aircrafts that was the most successful at its time. On the day it disappeared, it was just 400 miles away from the coasts of the Bermuda Triangle when the radar lost the plane. It was reported that 42 passengers died and that their life vests were floating on the surface of water, but there was no trace for the plane and the people. Furthermore, The most recent disappearance was reported in 2008 when the Trislander plane disappeared Only 35 minutes after takeoff the airplane ascended and went off the radar. The US Coast Guard launched a massive search operation but the airplane was never seen again. The plan went missing around the West Caicos

The search to discover the huge mystery of the Bermuda Triangle is still active; however, many scientists have come up with different theories and expectations based on scientific experiments. For example, one-theory states, “tremendous hot and cold currents crossing the most active zones might create the electromagnetic gymnastics affecting instruments and vehicles." (Ivan Sanderson, 2011). Moreover, Sanderson stated that the Bermuda Triangle is not the place on earth that experiences this type of current, but these other places on earth are rarely visited. Another Theory about the Bermuda is called the Space-Time Wrap. The Space-Time Wrap clarifies that “from time to time a rift in space-time opens up in the Bermuda Triangle, and that planes and ships that are unlucky enough to be traveling the area at this time are lost in it. That is why, it is said, that often utterly no trace of the craft -- not even wreckage -- is ever found.” (Stephan Lucas, 2005). Additionally, Macgregor and Gernon (1970) reported “ We were flying their Bonanza A36 over the Bahamas. On our way, we encountered -- a tunnel-shaped vortex. All of the plane's electronic and magnetic navigational instruments broke down. As we neared the end of the tunnel, we expected to see clear blue sky. Instead, we saw only a dull grayish white for miles -- no ocean, sky or horizon. After flying for 34 minutes, a