What do you know about the Devil's Triangle? It's also known as ‘Bermuda Triangle’

The Bermuda Triangle is an artificial area surrounded by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, and this area is where various ships and planes have been reported missing and no indication shows that they passed there.

 

Ships and planes have been reported missing as they travel over the air and through the water of the area, not as a result of climate change or any other reason.

 

Since then it has been said that there may be other powers, such as supernatural spirits, demonic forces and other various thoughts depending on the perception of different people.

 

But after all it has been turned out that nothing special that differs that part from other parts of the Atlantic Ocean, which is where it is located.

 

Land and water explorer Christopher Columbus, on his first trip to his so-called ‘New World’, said to have seen a flame of fire fall into the Sea, and a few weeks later a strange light appeared into the water.

 

In March 1918, when the USS Cyclops, a US Navy cargo ship, was 542 meters long, carrying 300 people and 10,000 tons of manganese, sank between Barbados and Chesapeake the occupants of the boat did not show any signs of needing help.

 

At the time of the search, the boat was not found not even its remains were found. The boat and its contents have been reported missing to date.

 

The then president of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, said that only God and the sea knew the whereabouts of the ship.

 

This means that every time they searched for the disappearance of the boat, nothing came out of it.

 

Later in 1941 two more Cyclops were reported missing in the same way as the first.

 

 

It has come to the point where the ship crossing the Bermuda Triangle were always being reported missing or seen but appears to have been abandoned for a long time.

 

In December 1945, five U.S. military bombers, including 14 men, took off from Fort Lauderdale Airport, Florida, to conduct aerial bombardment exercises.

 

Their leader was reported missing in his plane when his compass was not working properly.

 

All five planes remained in the air in search of their commander and later encountered a shortage of Benzene in the plane due to a long stay in the air, which immediately resulted to crashing into the sea.

 

The rescue squad wasn't immediately available for comments but surprisingly after several weeks of research, the researchers failed to find evidence of all these planes.

 

A report by the U.S Marine said it was like they flew over to Mars.

 

In 1964, various mysterious accidents occurred in the area, including passenger planes that crashed and missing with their survivors.

 

Author Vincent Gaddis then coined the term Bermuda Triangle, which was the first time for that word to appear in a newspaper.

 

Since then in the 20th century, many writers have claimed that the area that had been named the Bermuda Triangle kills everything that passes through it either in the air or by sea ways.

 

Scientists have speculated that the place may have gases in the atmosphere, or that there may have been a serious explosion of methane gas in the ocean floor, which would have caused any emissions.

 

In all the studies conducted there is no evidence that there is anything unusual that causes these mysteries.

 

The U.S. Marine says in a statement that it had not received any information about the number of aircrafts and boats that had gone missing in recent years.

 

No unusual phenomenon that has been observed and found in the so called Bermuda Triangle.

Ships and planes have been reported missing from the Bermuda Triangle

Writer: Christian Mugisha