Background knowledge
 The Bermuda Triangle isn’t just a
little triangle in the middle of
the ocean, it actually covers
about 440,000 square miles
(1,140,000 square kilometers).
 The main climate in the
Bermuda Triangle is windy and
sunny and is approximately sixty
to one hundred degrees
Fahrenheit.
 Although the Bermuda Triangle
is called a triangle, it doesn’t
actually have an exact boundary
My Theory
My theory about the Bermuda Triangle is that the methane gas
under it is waiting to come up through the surface through
seismic activity do to underwater landslides. If the methane gas
gets released, the water density in that area reduces and
therefore the water can no longer keep the ships afloat. When
these underwater landslides happen, they start to take down
planes, ships, and many transportation devices that fly or float
over the Bermuda.
Sites I used
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq8-1.htm
http://worldbookonline.com/student/home
http://www.bermuda-attractions.com/bermuda2_0000a1.htm
http://www.topyaps.com/
I hope you learned a lot about the Bermuda Triangle and
understand what people think about how it got there. If you
found my topic interesting, maybe you can look on those
websites I got my information on to find even more
information.