They test these explanations with scale models and sophisticated simulations.īut in fact, this representation of being scientific is wrong. These include rogue waves, undersea methane explosions, or strange geomagnetic fluctuations. They give the appearance of skepticism by dismissing the paranormal explanations like psychic energy, Atlantis, or alien abductions, and instead focus on natural phenomena that could be responsible for disappearances. The most common appearance of the Bermuda Triangle today is on television documentaries and popular books that purport to take a 'science-based' look at the phenomenon.

The triangle goes from Miami to Bermuda to Puerto Rico, and despite a huge amount of normal shipping traffic passing through it every day, stories persist that some force there lurks to pull ships and planes to a watery grave. It's perhaps the best known of all the world's regions said to be strangely treacherous. Today we're going to dive into the waters to see how deep the mysteries really are. Some believe that the Bermuda Triangle and its twin, the Devil's Sea south of Japan, are merely regions where natural forces combine to form a genuine navigational hazard while others believe that some unknown agent is responsible for sweeping the hapless travelers from the face of the Earth. The show attributes a pattern of violent animal behavior and global warming to vile vortices, based on the magnetic changes in the Earth's rotation, with the vortices having been possibly created or exacerbated by intelligent means.Today we're going to hit the high seas, and venture into a matched pair of alleged danger zones where ships and airplanes are said to disappear at an alarming rate. In the dramatized TV episode 'The Devil's Graveyards' by History Channel, the phenomenon is explored as a result of magnetism, also citing Sanderson and a variety of other scientific sources. Sanderson, who cataloged them as the sites of unexplained disappearances and other mysterious phenomena. The term was coined in the 20th century by Ivan T. A vile vortex is any of twelve purported particular geographic areas, arranged in a pattern around the Earth.

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