Mysterious Of Bermuda Triangle (Solved)

The Bermuda Triangle which is also known as Devil's Triangle. This is an area bounded by points in Bermuda, Florida and Puerto Rico where ships and planes are said to mysteriously vanish into deep water.

After the 1945 Flight 19 , a group of five bomber aircrafts belonging to US Navy which disappeared in the triangle, also another search and rescue aircraft PBM Mariner that was sent out the next day to search for them, disappeared within 20 minutes of departures. So many ships and planes just disappeared whenever they passed from that area. So a long time ago it is an unsolved mystery but now it is solved with the help of technologies and computer study.

The Bermuda Triangle reveal evidence of massive methane explosion in the past. Long time ago people believe that incidents happens due to alien or some other theories. The presence of methane hydrates indicates enormous eruption of methane bubbles that would swamp a ship and projected high into the air-take out flying airplanes as well.

The Discovery Channel did a good research in this area and came up with all possible conditions that could have led to these mysterious disappearances. They used modern SONAR scans and satellite surveys and came up with 3-D maps of Bermuda. Near Puerto Rico, they found a 5 miles deep trench in the siesmic center of Bermuda Triangle. Any ship or plane crashed in this area can not be found. The ocean researchers discovered that this fastest ocean current of Atlantic dragged an 8000 tons OMTATA ship for over 200 miles and so could not be found at the location it was sunk. 

It is a fact that Bermuda Triangle contains large fields of methane hydrates on the continental shelves. Laboratory experiment carried out in Australia that have proven that methane bubbles can indeed sink a scale model ship by decreasing  the density of the water.

Further they assumed that the Gulf stream can drag these sunken ships.

Many investigations by government and other agencies state that the number of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle is no real mystery because it no different from the number of disappearances in any other proportionate area of any other ocean. Moreover, under normal weather conditions, navigation compasses are shown to behave normally in this area. Therefore, it is quite clear that the mystery behind disappearances of ships and flights in Bermuda Triangle have solved logical explanations.