The Strangest Disappearances In The Bermuda Triangle

This week on BuzzFeed Assault we discuss the enduring mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. What is it? It is real? There is only one way to discover any thought before doing it. I love airplanes, this one, but there are a lot of airplanes in this one. Oh, there is a. a lot of airplanes oh, you're a fan of airplanes. I have news for you, this is going to be a great day, sign me up. The Bermuda Triangle is an area of ​​the Atlantic Ocean roughly bounded by Miami, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. There is debate about its real scope. an estimated coverage between 500,000 and a million square miles I guess I thought it was further north, are you about to listen to this friend?

A bit of graphic silver, but there is a shine that covers your eyes. The term Bermuda Triangle did not actually come into use. Until 1964, when Vincent Gatos coined it for the cover of our GoSee magazine, it was used to describe an area where there seemed to be an unusual number of boat and plane

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; according to Time magazine, between 1946 and 1991 alone there were more than 100

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. of ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle quick thinking because it's annoying that I'm holding this pen oh yeah it's really I know it's here now forever you'll always have your paper I'm sitting here just twiddling my thumbs it's nice to have some.

I think your plate usually measures half a dough at this point. It is the only recourse for shame. Maday, with that being said, let's look at some of the more mysterious incidents in the Bermuda Triangle, supposedly the first recorded account was made by no one else. that Christopher Columbus during his famous voyage to discover America oh, he discovered it all right, just to be fair Christopher Columbus, yes, while in the Bermuda Triangle, Columbus along with the crew noticed a variety of strange occurrences, the compass of the boat started to malfunction, there were mysterious lights on the water. the sea was rougher than it had been the entire trip Oh the sea is rough here it must be tormented the solutions long ago there was no no I didn't say that I just said that when you take notes there this is not a debate or something like that.

Odie Ryan is such an idiot that you are preparing yourself and at one point I may have even seen a fireball fly through the sky and crash into the scene, let's jump closer to modern times, keep in mind that all the events we will discuss were followed by failed rescue attempts on March 4, 1918, the USS Cyclops, one of the largest fuel ships in the Navy at the time, disappeared somewhere north of Barbados. One of the most chilling details is the fact that the captain never sent a distress signal and no one on board responded to one. from the calls from the hundreds of ships that were supposedly in the vicinity when the USS Cyclops apparently disappeared hmm hmm you know that's strange, I was on one of the Navy's largest fuel ships that doesn't just disappear, it doesn't sink.

I mean it could be the Titanic, she was powerful I guess, but she was lying at the bottom, but there was also a lot of stuff like, oh, we're drowning, help us, I don't know, ships sink, you know, December 28 . 1948 a douglas dakota dc-3 plane carrying 26 people disappeared 50 miles from its destination in florida after the flight sent its last radio call indicating its nearby position. He was never heard from again, honestly, this one, you know, they don't do much. for me, because the new planes crash into ships, they literally radioed me, as I read, I was 20 minutes from the airport, then a goose flew into the propeller and they just dove into the ocean, in October 1951, a ship called the Southern Districts disappeared after being spotted near the Bermuda Triangle Four years later, in 1955, the only evidence regarding the ship's whereabouts was discovered off the coast of Florida, a life preserver that eerily bore the name of the missing ship On December 22, 1967, a 23-foot cabin cruiser called Witchcraft, which was built to be virtually unsinkable, disappeared along with its two passengers, one of whom was an experienced sailor named Dan Barack.

The ship sported a flotation device. in the hole that should have allowed some of the witchcraft to stay afloat even if the boat was full of water about a lab miles from Miami Beach Buraq called the Coast Guard after hitting something in the water and requested that it be towed away. return to the coast. Barak was reported to be calm on the call nor did he say that his boat was sinking; However, when the Coast Guard arrived, Barak, his passenger, and the Witchcraft were nowhere to be found and were never seen again. Many wonder how two men aboard an unsinkable ship equipped with life jackets, floating seat cushions and flares could disappear, let alone the ship itself.

What are you proposing here that is in an alternative dimension? Some of these actually sent parts of the Navy over nine yards they sent everyone nothing was found I'm going to need documentation on this documentation look for the stories I just didn't go looking for them what else disappeared I can't I think you think this is not strange. I can't believe you don't believe they both sing. The last and possibly most famous encounter we will discuss is the story of Flight 19 on December 5, 1945. Five TBM Avenger military torpedo bombers departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at approximately 2:10 p.m.

On a routine training mission, supports say the planes had been checked before the mission and the weather was supposed to be favorable. Also significant is the durability of the TBM Avengers they piloted and which were nicknamed "iron birds" due to their robust design and propensity. By holding out in the battle known as Flight 19, the five TBM Avenger aircraft carried 14 men led by Instructor Lieutenant Charles Taylor. Shortly after completing their training mission, Lieutenant Taylor became lost in the area now known as the Triangle. Bermuda, as this was a pre-GPS Taylor era. and his piloting depended largely on compasses, which functioned poorly. an emergency transmission sent by one of the pilots was picked up by a control tower, we can't be sure of the direction, let's make the title longer, all strange, okay, wait a second year, wait, wait. hold the phone before saying there was no the only thing missing here was the actual transmission.

I just gave you the transmission. You don't think it's strange. It is certainly a strange case. About 20 minutes later, the pilot sent the last transmission from White Nineteen. His boys were reportedly distraught. Several minutes after the last broadcast, a PBM Mariner floatplane took off on a rescue mission; that ship radioed the control tower once before also disappearing into the choppy tropics after a widespread search attempt failed in the Navy's final report on the incident. supposedly concludes quote we're not even able to make a good guess at what happened quote unquote that's the Navy saying no me that's the Navy saying they got you so the Navy is inconclusive yeah now that we've discussed some of the incidents, let's go over some of the theories about what the Bermuda Triangle really is.

The first theory is that the Bermuda Triangle is not a supernatural area but rather a naturally dangerous place to navigate. Most hurricanes and other tropical storms in the Atlantic pass over Bermuda. Triangular storms and unpredictable atmospheric conditions can cause phenomena such as water spots that look like water tornadoes. The Bermuda Triangle also has some of the deepest underwater trenches within it, so the remains could have fallen far below the ocean surface. Finally, scientific research shows that there is no evidence that disappearing occurs more frequently in the Bermuda Triangle than anywhere else in the ocean. Oh oh no, that doesn't explain how it happens at high concentration.

Again, my concentration is a million square miles compared to the ocean, which is a small area. okay, yeah, millions of square miles, little one, the second theory is that the Bermuda Triangle hosts a magnetic phenomenon. It has been shown to be a place where true north and magnetic north align. Some research indicates that this can affect compass readings. Some science also indicates that lightning during storms can further affect or intensify magnetic fields, which could explain failures in compass and electrical machinery, as well as radio interference; In fact, the rare phenomenon of ball lightning can also form thunderstorms, which explains the strange lights seen over Columbus and other Bermudas.

Triangular beads, this is another one of those cases where this is all a theory or two, these are two theories. Now the first one seems pretty reasonable, yes, the second one seems even more reasonable, so judging by my patterns of how I present theories, we try. To enter some hectic territory, what will happen next. The third theory is that those lost in the Bermuda Triangle or, indeed, now the residents of the legendary lost civilization of Atlantis know that no, no, they are not. Now all the frustration I had in the first half. Plato wrote about Atlantis.

It was supposedly an ancient naval power, but according to legend, the entire kingdom disappeared into the sea in just one day in the 1970s. A writer named Charles Berlitz. hypothesized that the entire city of Atlantis was actually a victim of the Bermuda Triangle and now resides and thrives under the sea within the

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's boundaries. Berlitz theorized that Atlantis' technology and weaponry were so advanced that they continue to contribute to the mysterious sinking of ships. and planes some believe that what is lost in the Bermuda Triangle continues to exist in Atlantis under the sea simply smoking again this is absurd the fourth theory is that the Bermuda Triangle is actually a gateway to another universe or in scientific terms a kind of black hole I think that if there were a black hole near our solar system, everything would cease to exist.

Well, we don't know anything about black holes. Yes, we know a lot about black holes. I mean, we haven't been able to experiment with them. or do I have any quantifiable data black holes are not unicorns I mean it could be who knows I think there are a lot of things you don't know some say this would explain the fact that travel times through the region are unpredictable and some flights arrive to his destination faster than usual in the 1970s, pilot Bruce Gernon testified that he had escaped an incident in the Bermuda Triangle that he described as an electronic fog, his plane became engulfed in a gray haze and his compasses failed, he flew blind. for three minutes before his radio informed him that he was flying over Miami when he looked at his watch 40 minutes had passed but he had traveled a distance comparable to ninety minutes of flight.

Have you thought about a black hole that could possibly only open whenever someone do you want it? I like a cosmic trickster, yes, a cosmic trickster, a cosmic Chester, a cat, yes, okay, I buy it more than the cosmic Cheshire cat from Atlantis. Also in the 1970s, an unconventional Canadian scientist, John Hutchison, discovered in his work that electromagnetic fields can interfere with each other and it was such a phenomenon that amazing things could happen, including making metals glow, change shape or collapse. some theorized that this effect appropriately called the Hutchison effect could possibly create a wormhole the fifth and final theory is a classic the disappearances within the Bermuda Triangle are the result of alien abduction by extraterrestrials would certainly explain the sudden disappearances and absolute.

Some claim there is a secret US Navy base in the Bahamas linked to aquatic extraterrestrial activity known as underwater area 51. Oh, Jesus Christ, okay, tell me about underwater area 51. Oh, that's right, that is. There's nothing else, man, how, why, in 2014, did at least two passengers on a Carnival cruise ship inside the Bermuda Triangle say they saw a UFO fly over them in the middle of the day? To be fair, they didn't trust anyone on a Carnival cruise, what happened? on a Carnival cruise I have never been on one and will never go on one. I assumed they were drunk or high, probably just crazy.

I was going to say that there are even reported images, but unfortunately, due to Rights, we can't look. the footage, you know what I could show you right now and I would love this, how about I show it to you right now? This is heaven bought, which makes you say that, just look, I mean, look at it. Well this is the most horrible footage I've ever seen, it's so fake that the opacity decreases as you get into the cloud. Someone really broke Windows Movie Maker. Cut no matter whatthat could be causing these mysterious events. The Bermuda Triangle is actually a very busy region. mostly uneventful, but for the curious, the numerous strange disappearances continued to bother them.

What could be causing these incidents? Is the Bermuda Triangle something supernatural or is it simply an area with a high concentration of disturbing coincidences? The answer will remain unresolved. I'm saying you don't know how black holes work. I think you think I have a better understanding than you. I don't really understand how they work. How we perceive them. Scientists perceive them. I'm saying there are others. science that we don't know there is another science that we don't know yes, that's aliens a perfect example of that Ryan Bergara from 2017 there is another science that we don't know that makes me sound like Donald Trump no, you're presenting alternative facts Moulton's alternative reality no It becomes political, that is, let's just talk about a ghost.