The Science Behind the Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle sits between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, and for decades

it swallowed ships and planes without explanation. Compasses spin wildly, radios die,

and vessels vanish like they never existed. Scientists finally uncovered what really

happens here. Powerful ocean currents, especially the Gulf Stream, move wreckage hundreds

of miles in hours, erasing evidence. Sudden microbursts, violent downward winds,

slam aircraft into the sea before pilots react. Below the surface, massive methane

hydrate deposits release frozen gas that reduces water density, making ships lose

buoyancy instantly and sink. Add human error, storm activity, and navigation confusion,