Bermuda Triangle Essay
Disappearances at Sea Over the last 25 years alone more than 80 airplanes and 1000 yachts and commercials ships have been “swallowed” by the mysterious body of water known as The Bermuda Triangle. Wide-spread interest in the “mythos” of the Bermuda Triangle has increasingly preoccupied the imagination of people all along the shore and all around the world (Trembly 1). The Triangle is clouded with rumors of suspicious activity and we have yet to find a solution. World famous scientists have tried to explain the forces behind the Devil’s triangle mystery but research based information needs to be provided and so far, no-one has gotten close. What is the Bermuda Triangle and will we ever unmask the mystery?
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The Bermuda Triangle is most known for its missing ships. They have principally occurred within the region of the Western Atlantic Ocean called the Sargasso Sea. Some of the most famous missing ships include but are not limited to: 1840, Rosalie, 1880, Atlanta, and 1925, S.S. Cotopaxi. These and many more have been missing for the past 200 years. In the past disappearances, there have been not only no survivors, but not a single body among the many victims has been recovered. Not only ships, but aircraft suddenly vanish as well. They vanish off of their radars and are never heard from again. One of the most remarkable disappearances is a missing training flight, along with the giant rescue plane, and Martin Mariner with a crew of thirteen, which in explicably vanished during rescue operations (Berlitz 22). The Flight Leader said, “Even the ocean doesn’t look as it should.” It became increasingly difficult to hear Lieutenant Charles Taylor because of over-whelming “static”. The plane flickered on and off the radar until it suddenly vanished, never to be seen again. Hearing the tales of many makes people think and think about what causes all of the disappearances and overall mystery. Some people have come to believe that the Bermuda Triangle is linked to something supernatural or like most people, skeptical because there are continuous cases of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle, but
It’s known as a section of the Western …show more content…
The Bermuda Triangle is most known for its missing ships. They have principally occurred within the region of the Western Atlantic Ocean called the Sargasso Sea. Some of the most famous missing ships include but are not limited to: 1840, Rosalie, 1880, Atlanta, and 1925, S.S. Cotopaxi. These and many more have been missing for the past 200 years. In the past disappearances, there have been not only no survivors, but not a single body among the many victims has been recovered. Not only ships, but aircraft suddenly vanish as well. They vanish off of their radars and are never heard from again. One of the most remarkable disappearances is a missing training flight, along with the giant rescue plane, and Martin Mariner with a crew of thirteen, which in explicably vanished during rescue operations (Berlitz 22). The Flight Leader said, “Even the ocean doesn’t look as it should.” It became increasingly difficult to hear Lieutenant Charles Taylor because of over-whelming “static”. The plane flickered on and off the radar until it suddenly vanished, never to be seen again. Hearing the tales of many makes people think and think about what causes all of the disappearances and overall mystery. Some people have come to believe that the Bermuda Triangle is linked to something supernatural or like most people, skeptical because there are continuous cases of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle, but