Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle has been considered the only triangle responsible for leaving behind 50 planes and 20 ships so far. It is also known as 'The Devil's Triangle' located in the North- Atlantic ocean of the west section covering 500,000 miles of the Florida ocean. In 1964, Argosy, the pulp magazine had an article written by Vincent Gaddis in which he mentioned about the boundaries of the bermuda triangle, which are bounded by Miami, San Juan and Puerto Rico. There were many attempts of explanation for the phenomenon like Paranormal activities, attributing to events for Unidentified Fyling Objects (UFO'S) with unexplained and unreasonable forces and Natural explanations were made relating to compass variations that were leading to tragic incidents , the gulf stream originating from Gulf of Mexico to the straits of Florida in North Atlantic is a river within an ocean with velocity of 2m/s can interrupt the smooth flow of boat by troubling the engine which may lead to change in the current effects including most likely culprits human errors, violent changes in weather and methane hydrate that could effect the buoyancy of the ship. Untold fanciful theories were suggested regarding the Bermuda triangle but all in vain. Bermuda triangle is like a giant sea monster who is swallowing up particularly every boat or aircraft coming in its way. Hence, as many trials and experiments were made out for the disclosure of happenings near the ocean but no casualties were found even when no one ever returned.

- SANJANA NATHANI