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The Bermuda Triangle is above the lost city of atlantis.The way ships and aircrafts go missing is because there are pyramids that trigger magnetic signals which pull in whatever there is in the area of them into the Bermuda Triangle. -Tristin Anduze
The Bermuda Triangle.
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To the bottom of the sea of course.
It is not only in the Bermuda triangle that planes and ships go missing. They go missing all over the word, it just happens there more as supposed electromagnetic Fields disable navigation systems. Also the Bermuda triangle is part of one of the most used area's of ships and planes so there are far more things there to go missing.
I think that they are now still deep under the bermuda triangle
Monday, June 1st, I read a story of a mysterious plane dissapearence in the Atlantic. The Flight was coming from Rio de Junero and going to Paris, France. The plane was carrying over 250 passangers and the suspected area of its dissapearence is just south of the triangle. Is it possible that the triangle may be growing to claim more victims?
It is said that many ships and airplanes disappear in the Bermuda Triangle it is the magnetic feild that causes the compasses to go out of control and not work. New answer: Many ships and planes disappear in many parts of the oceans, not only in the Bermuda Triangle. It is doubtful that more disappear in the Bermuda Triangle than elsewhere.
Yes, some ships and some aircraft do travel to and from the Bermuda Triangle with few if any problems. However, because some ships and some aircraft do go missing, even in fine and calm weather, and because sudden storms and weather problems happen there more than most other places in the world, not only suddenly but more violent than other places, it's not actually advisable to go there on a boat, or in an aircraft.
The Bermuda Triangle is a made of three island. It is said that ships and planes that go through it vanish unexpectedly. Never to be seen again.
It is only certain ships and planes because they contact other ships and their is barely any electricity. They are usually pretty bad storms and whirl pools, so you would be lucky to make it on a sunny day!
christopher Columbus was the first person to identify and go through the Bermuda triangle