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The Theories To The Mystery Of The Bermuda Triangle

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For the past century more than 50 ships and 20 aircraft have sailed into oblivion and around 1,500 people have vanished in the area known as the Devil's Triangle, Bermuda Triangle, or the Hoodoo Sea... This area is known to be located between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, however the more so strange events seem to take place from the east sea into the Sargasso Sea and south to Barbados. The legend if the Bermuda Triangle is well known for its high incidence of unexplained losses of ships, and small boats and aircrafts, records also suggests that compasses go haywire for no reason, even reports of compass and radio difficulty was also experienced by space shuttle when flying over this area. Therefore there are many theories that attempt to explain all of these disappearances. Theories range from environmental effects to strange phenomenons that are caused by things out of this world.

Bizarre theories include idea of time warps in the Bermuda triangle. Evidence of its location is unknown but the time warp is presumed to be an opening between two dimensions. By going in the dimension you will be trap in it with "no way out". Some people say that the Bermuda is one in two places that human-like aliens used to travel from our planet to theirs'. The portal or time warp is open 25 times a year and last for 28 minutes. They also believe that the Pacific Triangle also opens its portal but only for 3 times in a year, the aliens are able to travel in this because the alien technology enable them to travel across vast distance with time compression, solar power and ability to reduce friction. People also report of giant sea creatures eating and damaging ships and assumption that the missing were taken by Atlantians or magic crystals from the Atlantian made ships sink.

However there are practical explanations to what could have cause these ships and planes to vanish. The unpredictable weather is one answer to this mystery, the disappearance could be caused by waterspouts or freak waves. Waterspouts are formed when tornados touches the water and create a huge water cyclone, they travel at an incredible speed, destroying everything in its path. Freak waves are waves that happen any time they are unpredictable and can reach up to 100 feet tall destroying ships. Sea storms are also very common in this area, therefore it is easy for the ship to get off course and go missing. After the ship wreak search parties tries to go out and find the wreak ship or plane. Unfortunately without any luck they turn back ashore and report the missing to have been vanished or taken by some kind of creature, but the more scientific reason way to explain these losses is to know that the water from the coast of the Bermuda is more than 2000 meters deep and it would be really hard to find any ships or plane left. Also in this area of the

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