The Bermuda Triangle, also called the Devil's Triangle, is located in the Sargasso Sea of the North Atlantic.. Why is it called the Bermuda Triangle? Because this place is in the Bermuda Islands of the United Kingdom, Puerto Rico in the United States, and Florida in the United States. A triangular area formed by three points in the state has a total area of about 1.16 million square kilometers (this is an approximate figure). Because some anti-physical events often occur in this area, this area is relatively famous. Why it is said that there are anti-physical events in this area, it starts with some events that happened in the past.
The earliest circulated version is Columbus . At that time, the navigator Columbus sailed in the Bermuda Triangle. The sea was extremely calm at that time, but suddenly a strong wind blew and accompanied by extremely high waves hit the fleet. At that time All the equipment on the ship also failed instantly, but the strange thing is that after a long time, the ship did not sink. Just when Columbus was thinking about when the storm would stop, the storm stopped instantly. He was surprised because he didn't expect the storm to come and go so suddenly.
Another incident was an explorer driving his seaplane and taking his friends through the Bermuda Triangle. It was evening and everyone was happily preparing to have a meal. At this time, only the knives, forks and keys on the table were visible to the naked eye. The speed was distorted, and there was noisy noise on the radio. Experience told them that it was dangerous here, so they immediately accelerated and fled the area. Fortunately, they were all safe in the end.
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The authenticity of these two events remains to be investigated, but the scientific expedition team in 1978 seemed to have given the answer. At that time, a large number of scientists led by the United States had entered the Bermuda Triangle to explore, and the result was that this area was actually nothing special. , the reason why it is said to be so magical actually has a lot to do with some third-rate novel authors outside, who deliberately create a sense of mystery and attract readers' attention.
I personally think that this area of the sea is usually densely populated with ships, and some unexpected situations will inevitably occur. When these unexpected situations are amplified by some people, there may be ridiculous situations, so it is still necessary to treat it with a scientific attitude. What do you think?
