By: Yash Vohra, Patrick Rice, and Emma Hruska The Bermuda Triangle. Corners: Miami, Porto Rico, and Bermuda. Long ago, to be exact 11,000 years ago a comet may have crashed on Earth. It may have landed where the Bermuda Triangle is located today. This comet may have electro-magnetal properties. This could drive compasses in sane! Pointing to the wrong direction can steer anyone in the wrong path. Crazy weather ahoy! Skies are intense, horrible storms a brewing, and the Gulf Stream rushing through the rough waters. Yikes! Bad sailing conditions! Our Own! We piggy backed of Theory Number 1 and got a theory we think scientists would consider! Our theory: A magnetic meteor crashed into Earth and ironically landed in the Porto Rico trench witch is located in the Bermuda Triangle. Nowadays ships and different sorts of aircraft are made of iron. We think this comet is so strong it could suck the ships down to the bottom of the trench or to the Center of the Earth! Why the Center of the Earth? Well we think that a trench so deep-like the Porto Rico trench-could go down to the Center of the Earth! Nicknames for the Bermuda Triangle: The Devil’s Triangle, The Sea of Doom, and The Graveyard of the Atlantic. http://www.history.com/shows/mysteryquest/ videos/the-bermuda-triangle-mystery http://www.history.com/shows/mysteryquest/ videos/bermuda-triangle#bermuda-triangle http://science.discovery.com/topten/2009/bermuda-triangletheories/bermuda-triangle-theories.html http://www.history.com/shows/mysteryques t/videos/bermuda-triangle#bermuda-triangle http://quest.eb.com/images/108_252751?subjectId=0&collectionI d=0&keyword=pirates&localizeMetaData=false http://quest.eb.com/images/132_1296817?subjectId=0&collectio nId=0&keyword=meteors&localizeMetaData=false http://quest.eb.com/images/139_1925428?subjectId=0&collectio nId=0&keyword=comets&localizeMetaData=false http://www.bermuda-attractions.com/bermuda2_00004e.htm http://quest.eb.com/images/140_1629273?subjectId=0&collectio nId=0&keyword=storm+in+bermuda+triangle&localizeMetaData =false