THE DEVIL'S TRIANGLE.

 The day was 20 December 2020 when 30 foot boat started its journey from The Bahamas island to the Florida. On this boat around 20 passengers were present. Offcourse this was not the 1st time the boat was moving from The Bahamas to the Florida so journey was an quite normal one. At last no one was knowing actually what happened with the boat the only thing known was when the boat departed it was in very good condition no flaws where detected. And one more interesting  thing that was known was the boat has to make her way through the Bermuda Triangle. The search operation was conducted which lasted for about 4 days and 4 nights.

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the "Devil's Triangle," has long captivated the human imagination with its tales of disappearing ships, aircraft, and unexplained phenomena. Situated in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, bounded by points in Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, this enigmatic region has been the subject of numerous myths, legends, and conspiracy theories. In this blog, I embark on a journey to explore the truths and myths surrounding the Bermuda Triangle, aiming to decipher whether it's truly a place of inexplicable events or if there's a rational explanation behind the mysteries.

Okay so here every individual has heard some mysteries about the Bermuda Triangle. The full area is around about 800,000 SQ km. Triangle is famous for this mysterious phenomenon. While passing from the triangle the ships and planes looses its contact with its base station and disappears from the radar. Till now a lot of ships and planes has lost inside this triangle. And only few planes and ships wrecks are found till date.

It is believe that in this area of triangle a high a very high vortex of water is been found out. And some toh believe that there is existence of Aliens or an Sea monster👀🤯. But something is abnormal here because from large cargo ships to small fighter planes everything moving above this triangle gets disappears. Finally Scientist has found an actually reason for this mysteries as well.    

This was started in the year 1945 when US Navy's 5 " TORPEDO BOMBER" where on there research. Those 5 Bomber where having there routine practice. As soon as they appear towards the traingle they lost the contact with the US Navy radar. And at that time only few months were passed to the world war so it was considered by the US Navy that it was done purposely by their antagonist. To find that 5 planes one more Navy aircraft was send but unfortunately that too disappeared from the radar 😕.

Exactly 10 years ago same scene was seen with the ship but fortunately they were successful to pass through the traingle.           In the year 2015 the EL- FARO cargo ship was travelling from Florida to Puerto Rico which disappeared on the date 1 October 2015 from the radar. US force guard and airforce conducted an combine search operation. After complete 1 month EL- FARO was found 15000 feet deep inside the sea. When the last contact with the captain was done it was looking like the water has already entered into the ship.                            On 23 Feb 2017 Turkish airlines flight TK-183 was scheduled to land in Havana, Cuba. And for this the route was over from the Bermuda triangle. When flight was over the triangle pilot reported to the control tower that plane is behaving abnormally and due this behaviour pilot immediately change his direction and landed at Dulles airport.

Many, like many such incident has taken place in this triangle out of which some are know while some are still mysterious.             Our scientists kept working to find what actually the reason is for this mysteries.   And it was know form the University of Colorado that scientist has found something with the help of satellite which was never ever seen or observed before.

They noticed that above the triangle the clouds are been formed which are neither square nor circle but are hexagonal in shape and their size is around 88 km long. Expert team believed that this clouds are not an ordinary one but are " Air Bomb" cloud. During the formation of this cloud there is an large extent of wind blowing down in the ocean whose speed is around 250 km/hr. Offcourse in this speed neither an airplane and due to high tides nor ships can move properly.  This can be one of the reason for the mystery rest is yet to discover 😕

The Bermuda Triangle remains one of the world's most enduring mysteries, captivating the imaginations of people for decades. While many theories and explanations have been put forth, the true nature of the phenomena within this enigmatic region continues to elude us. Whether you believe in supernatural forces or prefer a more rational explanation, the Bermuda Triangle serves as a testament to the vastness of our planet and the endless wonders it holds, waiting to be explored and understood by our generations.👀

Thankyou 😌



                               

 


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