Science GK Facts: A mysterious triangle in the sea which swallowed many ships, what is the truth of Bermuda Triangle?

What is the Bermuda Triangle?

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the ‘Devil’s Triangle’, is a mysterious place. It is located near America in the Atlantic Ocean. It is not a specific location but a large area that lies between Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico.

Because of the area between these three points, it is called the Bermuda Triangle. Its area is approximately 500,000 square miles. Many ships and planes have gone missing here.

Where is Bermuda Triangle? Columbus also had a mysterious experience

There is no official map of the Bermuda Triangle. It is an area between three points that is told about in stories and legends. Christopher Columbus observed strange lights and a compass malfunction while passing through the area in 1492.

When US Navy ships and planes disappeared over the Bermuda Triangle

There have been many major military losses in the Bermuda Triangle. In the year 1918, a ship named USS Cyclops disappeared from here. No wreckage was ever found.

In 1945, five US Navy aircraft mysteriously disappeared during training. This incident further increases the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle.

Many pilots, like Bruce, have experienced strange electronic fog in this area. Due to this fog, his/her timing got disturbed and he/she also disappeared from the radar for some time.

Many scientific research and studies

Many researches and studies were done on the disappearance of ships in the Bermuda Triangle area, but nothing very clear could be revealed. However, scientists blame the extremely bad weather of the region for the disappearance of the ships.

Scientists who research the weather around the Bermuda Triangle say that dangerous winds blow over this triangle and their speed reaches up to 170 miles per hour. Whenever a ship gets hit by this wind, they lose their balance and have an accident.

Scientific basis of strength of Vermuda Triangle

Scientists have also claimed that the ability to attract very large and heavy objects in the Bermuda Triangle comes due to the hexagonal shape of the clouds. These clouds form ‘air bombs’, that is, the air in this area produces force like a bomb blast, which causes damage to the vehicles passing through it.