Bermuda Triangle

yes,there is a volcano below some 5000miles approximately

Mostly, bad weather.

Well, actually the water over the Bermuda triangle does disappear. The water forms into a collection of bunches that start off white and fluffy and as the tropical sun heats up the ocean, more and more water evaporates and joins these white fluffy bunches until they begin to turn gray. They get darker and darker and soon can't hold on to the water any longer and it falls piece by piece into the ocean (some does fall on land but eventually runs off the edges into the ocean also). When it falls into the ocean, it seems to disappear but it's not gone, it's in there and when the hot sun starts to work on it, it rises back suspended over the water.

The earliest recorded mention of unusual disappearances in the Bermuda area which is located at the tip of Florida and surrounding islands was in an Associated Press article by Edward Van Winkle Jones on September 16, 1950. It has been mentioned also but not proved that Christopher Columbus remarked that there was something very strange about that area.

Another opinion goes that the popular use of the term to explain mysterious MIA aircraft and ships, many taking off or steaming from Florida- why no mention of Castro Cuba? was essentially popularized by the (original) fishing commentator the (Flying Fisherman) himself , Vincent, (Gadabout) Gaddis, who had a popular television program and was even more effective- as a fishing commentator- and this is essentially a slooow motion sport- on radio! Gadabout had a lively radio manner with a Florida accent. He also popularized the idea of the Bermuda Triangle.. other Triangle theorists and expounders would include the radio announcer Roby Yonge ( Not Ruby Young, get the name right!) Roby Yonge used to pull down the night shift on Music radio 77WABC and would get a little far out as did many night jocks. between the two of them the plot they did steal, That three sided- wheel!- sorry Cupid. Language expert Charles Berlitz got off the phrase book angle and also tried his hand on the Bermuda triangle front, a three-sided frontage indeed. so it goes.

Electronic devices will not work in the Bermuda triangle if the batteries are dead. Be sure to bring your recharger on your cruise.

You're going to have to find the article online but you can still cite the work.

The Bermuda Triangle, Devils Triangle, is an area defined by Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico. Many crashes have been attributed to this region, but many claims have been proven inaccurate.

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The imaginary lines are drawn from Bermuda, to Miami, to Puerto Rico and back to Bermuda. There are other variations, some include the Gulf of Mexico.

Am i seriously supposed to know that? Well... All the stories say no so yeah

The Baseball star was killed in an airplane crash involving a freight-only DC-7 if I remember correctly. This was a charity or mercy flight- and most likely weather related causes may have contributed to the accident. It was never linked with the Bermuda Triangle, it was somewhere in Latin America ( Santo Domingo- Dominican republic, maybe?) There had been catastrophic flood, and Clemente was on some sort of charity mission. Again, weather problems may have caused the accident, like skids and cars.- reduced visibility, etc.

Some American Indian, of course! There really is nothing wrong there; it is a made-up mystery. Just something to sell books and papers with. Given the amount of traffic, the weather and all, you are no more likely to vanish there than anywhere else.

they do because the triangle is a hole in the atmosphere and if an object goes into it it will get sucked into space and disappear forever

Yes, many thousands of people have done so.

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It can't be Amelia Earhart, wrong ocean! You'll have to be more specific.

Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory. It is administered by a governor who is appointed by the Queen of Great Britain.

I have never heard this theory but anything is possible.

Yes, it is a triangle in the North Atlantic whose points are the southern coast of Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico.

They happen everywhere, no more there than anywhere else. The Triangle is a manufactured mystery. Given the weather and traffic, no more vanishings there than anywhere else.

See Larry Kusche's book "The Bermuda Triangle Mystery-Solved" if you really want to know the truth about the Triangle.

The disappearances of people that entered the triangle.

No, it is spelled asteroid, anyhow. meteors are very prevalent in higher latitudes as in the Polar regions- where Volcanos also are common- but not Bermuda triangle. it might be if the Polar regions were as widely trafficked as the West Indies- by Naval craft, Coast Guard, commercial cruise ships- maybe there would be a Polar triangle-also plenty of natural hazards such as Ice Bergs and floes- which are an abode of life, forlet us admit it, Polar Bears.

The "Baruda" triangle does not exist. The Bermuda Triangle is in the Atlantic Ocean, the the East of the Florida Keys.

Answer: Flight 19 was the designation of five TBM Avenger torpedo bombers that disappeared on December 5, 1945, during a United States Navy-authorized overwater navigation training flight from Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The assignment was called "Navigation problem No. 1", a combination of bombing and navigation, which other flights had or were scheduled to undertake that day.

no not just planes most of them are ships,planes,boats and many other things