The Origin of Bermuda Triangle Myths, From UFOs To The Devil Hous
The Origin of Bermuda Triangle Myths, From UFOs To The Devil Hous
A number of ships and aircraft were reported missing for centuries in a giant triangular area connecting Bermuda, Florida and Puerto Rico, or often known as the Bermuda Triangle.
Christopher Columbus, in his early exploration of the New World in 1492, was the first to record an anomalous problem around the imaginary triangle.
When the ships of his fleet, Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria. across the Sargasso Sea, the Italian explorer admitted his compass became erratic. He also saw a strange light on the horizon on October 11, 1492, which they have not been able to explain.
quoteHowever, the historical origins of the Bermuda Triangle legend can be traced back to 16 September 1950, when journalists of the news agency Associated Press, E. V. W. Jones notes what he describes as a series of very mysterious the loss of ships and aircraft between Florida and Bermuda waters in the late 1940s.
He mentioned a number of occasions, from the loss of 19 United States Navy Flight, training missions of 5 TBM Avenger torpedo bombers flying from Florida on December 5, 1945, as well as the loss of commercial airplane "Star Tiger" on January 30, 1948 on a flight from the Azores to Bermuda. Not to miss Star Ariel missing January 17, 1949 on a flight from Bermuda to Kingston, Jamaica.
The demon sea, another name of the Bermuda triangle, has trapped the fate of 135 people who flew or sailed across the Atlantic in recent years, " wrote Jones as published by Bernews.com. "Modern humans with miracle machines have no keywords to explain what actually happened to those lost in a sea of lucky triangles, without a trace with the ship or plane.
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Two years later turn the article in the magazine Fate appear. The author, George X Sand, told of a number of mysterious incidents about the loss of a number of ships in the region. The author, M. K. Jessup also presents a similar story in the article "The Case for The UFO", released in 1955, which directs alien involvement in the loss of ships and aircraft in a sea of triangular oceans.
A similar story is repeated by Donald E. Keyhoe in The Flying Saucer Conspiracy in 1955, also Frank Edwards in his writings, "Stranger Than Science year1959.
quoteUntil finally, Vincent H. Gaddis introduced the term Bermuda Triangle in an article published in February 1964 in the magazine "Argosy titled.
The Deadly Bermuda Triangle.
The Bermuda Triangle is very deadly.
"For the last two decades or so, the mysterious sea in our backyard has claimed nearly 1,000 lives," wrote Gaddis. "The United States Navy, Air Force and Guardian investigators admit that they are confused over the incident.
Some hints just add to the mystery.
Followed by Ivan T. Sanderson, Invisible Residents in 1970, calling speculation that the Bermuda Triangle is evidence of a clever and high-tech underwater civilization responsible for the mysterious phenomena that have taken place.
The more books about it are written, the inspiration used by some movies. Speculation even more wild.
The relatively plausible text was only published in 1975 by Larry Kusche, librarian of Arizona State University. He unravels a number of myths he calls "mysteries produced in the book.
The Bermuda Triangle Mystery-Solved.
He took archived evidence such as weather data records, official investigators' reports, mass media reports, and other documents as facts that are often ignored by previous writers.
Scientific Facts
Mystery. Bermuda Triangle for a long time holding human imagination, even today.
A number of people continue to search and question it to the right and reliable source of a sea of lucky triangles. One of them, the United States Space Agency (NASA).
As posted on its website, NASA denies speculation that there is a Bermuda Triangle link and a black hole black holes.
quoteThere is no black hole in the Bermuda Triangle. In fact, not even there is a Bermuda Triangle. The number of lost vessels and aircraft cases in the region is consistent with that of other regions, as described by NASA Scientist, Dr. Eric Christian
NASA's Astrobiologist and senior scientist, David Morrison, also asks people to continue to be curious to examine the real and facts about the Bermuda triangle.
United States government agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric & nbsp; Administration (NOAA) who take care about environmental issues, including storms and tsunamis, also explained about the Bermuda Triangle.
Simultaneously denied a number of speculation that milling. "Like extraterresterial beings who kidnap humans to serve as guinea pigs, the influence of the Lost Atlantis, the vortex that draws things to another dimension, and other equally awkward ideas." Including, the matter of a demon house or the existence of a pyramid under the sea there.
quoteNOAA mentions that some allegations are based on science, even without evidence.
But clearly, "the US Navy and Coast Guard are of the opinion that there is no supernatural explanation for any disasters at sea. Their experience shows, a combination of nature and human error, defeats the most reliable science fiction explanation ever.
The institution added that the true sea has always been a mysterious place for humans. When bad weather happens and human error, it can be a very deadly place. This is a reality that is happening all over the world.
There is no evidence that mysterious loss occurs with greater frequency in the Bermuda Triangle than any other location in the world's oceans, NOAA concluded.
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