Starting in 1945, a series of disappearances of ships and aircraft occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. Bermuda has become almost synonymous with mystery and terror. But the strange thing is that nothing happened to the residents of the Bermuda area. All kinds of enthusiasts have been discussing this, and it continues to this day...
The Bermuda Triangle is located on the western Pacific Ocean on the southeastern coast of the United States, starting from Bermuda in the north and extending to Florida It goes to Miami in the south of the state, then through the Bahamas, through Puerto Rico, to San Juan near 40 degrees west longitude, and then back to Bermuda, forming a triangular area.
Scientists around the world have provided various explanations for the mysterious disappearance of ships and planes in Bermuda, and new theories have emerged as time goes by:
DiNardo’s strange theory
American physicist Bruce , DiNardo suggested: The disappearance of ships in the Bermuda area is likely to be due to the fact that there are a large amount of methane crystals hidden under the seabed in the Bermuda Triangle. When the seabed warms or an earthquake occurs, these methane crystals will It will be turned over and quickly vaporize and release out of the water. These huge biogas bubbles can reduce the density of the surrounding seawater, causing passing ships to sink to the bottom of the sea due to lack of buoyancy.
magnetic field theory
Among the various strange events that occur in the Bermuda Triangle, the failure of compass is the most common. This led people to associate it with the abnormality of the earth's magnetic field, which caused the ship's compass to malfunction and cause the ship to lose its way and cause a crash. There is also a view that there is a huge magnetic field on the seabed in the Bermuda Triangle, which can cause compasses and instruments to malfunction.
Black hole theory
Weller in the United States proposed the "black hole theory". He believes that there is a meteorite that fell 1,500 years ago in the Bermuda Sea area. It is extremely massive, like a black hole in the universe. Ships and planes were affected and fell into the sea before being reported.
Infrasound theory
The "marine infrasonic vibration theory" proposed by Shuleikin of the former Soviet Union stated that due to seismic activity and the vortex movement of sea water, there are infrasound waves in the Bermuda sea area that endanger personal safety. The missing pilots and crew were all victims of infrasound. Sounds with a frequency lower than 20 times/second are infrasound that is inaudible to the human ear. Although it is inaudible, it is extremely destructive. The complexity of the topography of the Bermuda Sea has aggravated the generation and intensity of infrasound .
To be continued...
