Hell’s gate, the devil’s
triangle. What exactly is in the infamous Bermuda Triangle which made it
terrifyingly scary not only for seafarers but for everyone who knows its tale?
According to stories, anyone who crosses its borders are bound to experience
accidents and even fatality. True enough, there have been a lot of historic
accounts of death and disappearances in this part of the ocean.
Bermuda
Triangle is an undefined region in the western part of the North Atlantic
Ocean, where a number of aircrafts and ships are said to have
disappeared under mysterious circumstances. This mystery is said to have
started on Dec. 5, 1945 when five Navy Planes took off from Florida on a routine
mission. And since then, neither the planes nor the crew were ever seen again. It
has been almost a century, and ever since, there has been a lot of
disappearances happening in this area of the ocean. Why is it so?
Bermuda
Triangle is an imaginary area of the ocean bounded by Miami, Bermuda, and
Puerto Rico. Aside from the disappearances happening around this area, there
are also a lot of unexplainable phenomena in this region. Inconsistent compass
readings, fires, and strange night lights are just a few of the things which
happen around this vicinity.
Long
before the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been popular, Bermuda has always
been referred to as an enchanted island. Bermuda was feared by people because
of the creepy howls of birds and squeals of pigs. It was even coined “The
Devil’s Island” by seafarers.
There
have been a lot of socially accepted legends about what really is in the
Bermuda Triangle. Scientists say that these disappearances may have been a
result of deficiencies in the magnetic field which caused inconsistencies in
compass readings. Some say that all of the disappearances have been results of
human errs. But too many disappearances on a single location? I don’t think
this is simply human err.
Villagers and common folk believe that this is
a result of crystal energies from the lost city Atlantis. They believe that
Atlantis, having been sunk deep below the Bermuda Triangle, pull these
aircrafts and ships down below, which explains why no debris were ever found.
Up to now, there
has been no exact reason on why over 500 years, at least 50 ships and 20
aircrafts have vanished in this part of the ocean. Not even leaving a trace. Many
theories have been suggested, but everything is almost fictional. Experts still
continue studying and researching on possible explanations of why death’s hand
seem to linger on this triangle on Atlantic ocean. But all I know is, legend or not, ironically, these mysterious
disappearances are something that won’t disappear soon.
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