The Bermuda Triangle, also called the Devil’s Triangle, is an area in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where commercial ships, boats, and aircraft have vanished under mysterious circumstances.
Investigations of these incidents are ongoing without any clear explanations. Bermuda Triangle is also famous for having violent and unexpected storms that build up rapidly and quickly dissipate.
The idea behind the Bermuda Triangle being a place of strange happenings came to the forefront in the mid-20th century after many writers popularized it through their articles or news publications.
While many believe the Bermuda Triangle is inhabited by supernatural beings and a place of extraterrestrial activity, there are many facts about it that people are not aware of, and we will highlight these in this article.
Where is the Bermuda Triangle?
It starts in Miami, Florida. Then, it connects to the islands of Bermuda and Puerto Rico. The area is also called “The Devil’s Triangle.” Some also call it “The Hoodoo Sea.” The size of the Bermuda Triangle depends on whom you talk to. It’s at least 500,000 square miles. Some people believe the Bermuda Triangle is as large as 1.5 million square miles. The name “Bermuda Triangle“ was first used in a 1964 article in Argosy magazine. The legend of the area reaches back a lot further than that, though.
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- Covers an area of 500,000 square miles
- Bermuda Triangle became famous for paranormal activity in 1952
- The term ‘Bermuda Triangle’ was coined in 1964
- First mentioned in the accounts of Christopher Columbus
- Gulf Stream Passes From The Bermuda Triangle
- Large fields of methane hydrates near the Bermuda Triangle
- Said to be the resting place of the ‘Lost City of Atlantis’
- Is not the only place associated with ship disappearances
- Bermuda Triangle lies near crucial shipping lanes
- Home to important military bases and training ranges
- 1000 lives lost, 20 yachts, and 4 planes go missing every year
- Compass points to True North, not the Magnetic North
- Has one of the deepest trenches on earth
- Many movies have been made on the Bermuda Triangle
- The unsolved case of Flight 19, HMS Atalanta and USS Cyclops
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