The Mysterious Bermuda Triangle

There is always a magical aura around Bermuda, a group of small islands in the Atlantic. Bermuda triangle, formerly known as the "devil's island", represents the Atlantic geographical region that continues from Puerto Rico to the south and from Miami to the west (Kelly, 2004, p. 227). The actual term of the Bermuda triangle was not introduced until 1964 when the article "The Deadly Bermuda Triangle" by Vincent H. Gaddis was published in Argosy magazine (Kelly, 2004).

Bermuda Triangle: The North Atlantic non-geographical region is also one of the most mysterious mysteries in the world. The name of the Bermuda Triangle comes from the nearby Bermuda Island and has been the target of conspiracy theorists, alien hunters, mystics, navigators and scientists since 1950. Many incidents that ship and aircraft were missing in this area brought bad reputation of the Bermuda Triangle. This was called "devil triangle". In the last century, many theories were proposed as possible explanations of the mystery which has not been explained yet. Needless to say, if you believe that there are few theories that can be trusted a little, other theories are simply called imaginary imagination.

In the region from the coast of Florida to Bermuda, Puerto Rico, the notorious Bermuda triangle (also known as the fatal triangle or the devil's triangle) has hundreds of shipwrecks, plane crashes, mysterious disappearances, process equipment Failure, other failures are being criticized Explain the phenomenon. The author, Vincent Gaddis, used the term "Bermuda Triangle" for the article "The Deadly Bermuda Triangle" written by Agos in 1964. There are many unusual events in this area. Several other writers including Charles Berlitz and Ivan Sanderson also joined their names.

As the most marvelous life, the Bermuda triangle may have finally found explanations. This strange area of ​​North Atlantic between Bermuda, Miami and San Juan, Puerto Rico is responsible for the amazing disappearance of dozens of ships and planes. The legend of the Bermuda Triangle contains the story of Flight 19, a group of five American torpedo bombs that disappeared in 1945 in a triangle. The rescuers who are looking for them also disappeared. Other stories include the mystery of the Cyclops of the US Navy and it has led to the loss of the greatest noncombat life in the history of the US Navy. The ship where 309 people boarded in 1918 disappeared. Even in 2015, El Faro, a cargo ship carrying 33 cargoes, disappeared in this area