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It  is an interesting hypothesis but it does not stop being very speculative

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It  is an interesting hypothesis but it does not stop being very speculative

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. This theory does not explain what the soil of the triangle of the special Bermuda that there is no in any other area and that provoke the abnormal number of boiling sinkings, "explained to Infobae Andrés Folguerra, a specialized geologist in Teftonic movements of the UBA and Resear of Comicet. It is estimated that the area may be affected by explosions of methane gas" so far, there are no indications that the triangle floor is different from all other marine lands part spread in the world. There would be a particular feature in the marine fund of that area to find more clarity in the matter, "added Folguera. The triangle of the Bermuda is a maritime area that contemplates the perimeter between Miami (Florida, United States), the Bermuda Islands and Puerto Rico. Along the last half of the century, that place was famed for having registered an abnormal amount of sunken ships and of aircraft displaceors. The theories about the reasons of the phenomenon were so many that until the possibility of paranormal factors was reigned." In general, the problem of Bermuda was always related to climatic factors. So far, there was no indication that the terrain were different from other areas. There are different techniques to be able to analyze the soil, but they are very expensive procedures and, at this time, most budgets are intended for other studies, "said Folguerra to Infubae.

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Although they can not explain all cases of disappearances, at least they are more credible and possibly relate to many of the cases of boats and aircraft that they never appeared. 3.1.- Climatological effects It is known that the triangle of the Bermuda is a zone with strong winds and in the season of the "child phenomenon", numerous hurricanes have whipped their waters, it is a well known area for its turbulence that the loweses do. Likewise, large waves and some giant swirls have been documented. 3.2.- Piracy It is thought that piracy could be the cause of the disappearance of many ships, but certainly this could not explain the disappearance of aircraft, of course, unless it is also aerial pirate which is not rare in the appearance of aircraft. 3.3.- Pumps and mines that have been deactivated are thought to think that there could be many water mines that, placed in periods of war tension-When Cuba was colony of Spain or the Cold War, for example - that still persist and not only constitute in a threat to the boats, but some of them are the cause of doing ingoration and disappear.

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Fancyual explanations of the disappearances 

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Fancyual explanations of the disappearances 

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Many are the theories that aim to explain the disappearance of boats and aircraft. From storms and large swirls to alien abductions, theories go science fiction and although "they explain" almost in full all cases of disappearances, belong to the field of legends that rigorous research. 2.1.- "Worker or holes-space jump" hays who say that in the triangle there could be a worm hole, a uniqueness in the space-temporal tissue by virtue of which the ships and disposable planes could have been transported to another universe.

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THE "FLIGHT 19"

The first person to make a documented mention was W. Jones, a journalist with the Associated Press, who in 1951 said "What for him was a mysterious" disappearance of ships in an area of ​​the Bahamas, which is baptized as " Triangle of the devil ". Then (1952), George Sand reaffirmed, in the esoteric magazine "Destino", the question of disappearances and the way in the area of ​​the area to speak of a triangle that is found in Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico. However, the inventor of the term was the sensationalist writer Vincent Gaddis, who in the "Pulp Magazine Argosy" (1964) spoke of the disappearances in an article entitled "The Mortal Triangle of Bermuda". Likewise, within the book "Invisible Horizons: True Mysteries of the Sea" (1965), Gaddis included a title entitled "The Mortal Triangle of Bermuda": hence, in general, I have considered him the creator of the famous name. of << triangle >>. Charles Berlitz, science fiction writer, in 1974 wrote the bestseller "The Bermuda Triangle", a book that sold about 20 million copies and in which cases of disappearances were collected and copied. Pretty Gaddis text ...

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The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Has Been Solved

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Also called "The Triangle of Death" covers an area that goes from Florida, to Bermuda, to Puerto Rico and back to Florida. It is in this area where the legendary "Atlantis" of Platon supposedly sank. The ancient Atlanteans used huge crystals as sources of power and psychics around the world uphold the theory that these powerful crystals submerged for more than 10,000 years, are the cause of the strange phenomena that occur in this ravaged area of the ocean.

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What the climates cause...

The Sargasso Sea is also in the Atlantic and almost overlaps with the Bermuda Triangle. It is an area surrounded by ocean currents that took a bad reputation due to the disappearance of numerous boats without leaving any traces.

The conditions for traveling in the Triangle are difficult even for the most modern vehicles. In the triangle formed by the Bahamas and Bermuda, there are three natural phenomena that, together, present a challenge for any vehicle that tries to pass through the area.