THE MYSTERY OF THE
BERMUDA TRIANGLE
THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE GOT
TIRED OF WARM WEATHER. IT
MOVED TO ALASKA. NOW SANTA
CLAUS IS MISSING
STEVEN WRIGHT
Introduction
The Bermuda Triangle, also
known as Devil’s triangle, is a
loosely defined region in the
western part of the North
Atlantic Ocean.
It was coined in the mid20th century, popularized by
various authors.
Location
Historical Incidents
Theories
THEORIES
Time Tunnel or Electronic Fog
Methane Hydrates
Pilot Bruce Gernon reported flying into a
Gas from the ocean floor reduces water
cloud that formed a tunnel, emerging
density by adding space without much
hundreds of miles off course, which he
weight and forming bubbles, along
believed was impossible to achieve in such a
with changes in temperature and salt
short time.
levels.
Magnetic Anomalies
Weather Patterns
Some claim navigational instruments
Sudden storms and waterspouts can
can malfunction in the area
create dangerous conditions
BOOKS:
"The Bermuda Triangle"
by Charles Berlitz.
Cultural
Impact
MOVIES:
"The Bermuda Triangle" (1978)
DOCUMENTARIES:
"The Bermuda Triangle: Into
Cursed Waters"
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