The Mystery Of The Bermuda Triangle
BERMUDA TRIANGLE
You must have at least heard about the Bermuda Triangle once. This triangle is formed between the Bermuda Islands, Miami - Florida and San Juan - Puerto Rico. The Bermuda Triangle is famous for its mystery stories of the disappearance of many vehicles passing through it.
During the voyage of Christopher Colombus, while crossing the Bermuda triangle area, one of his crew members said he saw "strange lights glowing on the horizon". Some people say they have observed something like a meteor. In his notes he writes that navigation equipment is not working properly while in the area.
In 1981, the US Geological Investigation Agency issued a scientific theory about the presence of methane gas in the territory of the Bermuda Triangle. That's why many of the planes and ships that disappeared mysteriously. He said that methane gas bubbles that appear on the surface of the water can decrease the buoyant force in the ocean. The ships can not float and become submerged to the bottom of the sea.
Located in the Atlantic waters, the Bermuda Triangle can be found between points Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico. The position is indeed making the triangle of bermuda often experience unexpected storms. This is due to the presence of gulf streams whose currents are capable of swallowing debris of planes and passengers. The sea depth of the Bermuda Triangle that reaches 33,000 meters can also swallow large ships.
Gravity (reverse graviti field, gravity magnetic anomaly) and its relationship to what happens in the Bermuda Triangle; in fact the compass and other electronic navigation devices in the plane on the fly over the Bermuda Triangle will shake and move abnormally, as well as the compass on the ship, which indicates the magnetic power and strangely reversed gravity. Although already know the cause, do not try to challenge the excursion to get there.
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