Bermuda Triangle is not a mystery anymore!

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Bermuda triangle lies in the North Atlantic Ocean and three corners of triangle are Miami, San Juan and Bermuda. It has been the topic of interest since centuries because of so many hot stories took birth from this place. There are so many unexplained events happened at this place, boats and ships were just vanished, planes which were flying above this region just disappeared and there is no explanation to it. There are so many theories to it, science theory, devil theory. And to my surprise, it has also been nicknamed as ‘Devil’s Triangle’. People, ships, planed just go missing and unnoticed at this place.

If you search for events on Google, you can get list of happenings A group of 5 U.S. torpedo bombers that vanished in the Triangle in 1945. A rescue plane sent to look for them also gone. The fact says that nearly 75 planes and hundreds of ships met their death in the Bermuda Triangle. There are so many caused proposed like bad weather condition, strong storm, paranormal activity, electromagnetic interference that causes compass problems and large undersea fields of methane.

The mystery has sustained to attract attention. When recurrent secretive events of such large scale take place in the same area, it's logical that it would spread like fire, draw big interests among people at all levels including scientists, critics and general people, and take a enormous form over time.

Below are some amazing stories of planes and ships that disappeared or met with ill fate while crossing the triangle area.

Flight 19 :
In December 1945, an avenger planes of flight-19 took off from Florida and went missing.

PBM Martin Mariner :
Planes sent by US Navy to rescue Flight 19.

Tudor Star Tiger:
It disappeared when it was flying over Bermuda Triangle and shortly before it was about to land at the Bermuda airport.

Fight DC-3 :
It vanished when it was just 50 miles south of Florida and about to land in Miami.

Flight 441 :
A Super Constellation Naval Airliner disappeared in October 1954.

C-54 Skymaster :
It might be because of sudden thunderstorm

There are more to it. There is a big list.

Let’s resolve the mystery now which is not mystery actually!

The Bermuda Triangle is one of the most heavily traveled shipping lanes in the world, with vessels passing through to get to ports in America, Europe and the Caribbean. There is huge traffic at this place. So, the odds of any such events happening at this place is not strange. When you associate the number of vanishings to the large quantity of ships and planes passing through the Bermuda Triangle, you find there is nothing out of the usual about the area at all. The numbers are not surprising if you see the heavy traffic there. It is just as equal as the numbers in any other area of the world. The percentage is not at all surprising.

There is no mark that mysterious vanishings occur with any greater frequency in the Bermuda Triangle than in any other large, well-traveled area of the ocean. It is just overrated by writers and media. It is not a bona fide thing; no reputable scientific organization considers it.

This is true that events have happened at this place. In few cases, oil leakage, floats or wrecks could be found while in others, there were no trace of anything.... this is a fact. But the facts and figures are almost comparable.

So, if the numbers are similar, these incidents are normal to happen?

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