Mysterious events and accidents of Bermuda Triangle
Captain Dan Burack and his friend Father Patrick Horgan sailed from Miami in a luxurious 23-foot yacht. December 22, 1967, after few days Christmas. The fascination with Miami philosophy from a distance in the light of Christmas is different. So the two friends started to ride around in a cabin cruiser named Witchcraft. But just when traveled a mile from shore, the Coast Guard received a call that the ship had thrust something with the bottom line, but that no major damage had been done.
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| Geographical position of Bermuda Triangle |
The Coast Guard then departed, arriving at the scene in 19 minutes and found nothing. There is no sign of the ship. It was said that the ship would not sink, but the sinking was the next thing, no trace of the ship that ever came here was found. That place was on the edge of the infamous Bermuda Triangle.
On December 5, 1872, a cargo ship named Marie Celeste sailed from New York Harbor. But where the goods were supposed to reach, they never reached. After much searching, the ship was found floating in the Bermuda Triangle area. But none of the 11 crew members were on board. More surprisingly, there was food on the plate, rotting in them when rescuers arrived. What happened that had to get out of the middle of the meal?
In 1881, a ship named Ellen Austin saw an abandoned floating ship at sea. The ship's crew planned to retrieve the wreckage. They thought they would sail to New York. The two ships sailed together. But Ellen Austin soon lost scene of the unnamed ship. When the rescue ship arrived, both Austin and the unnamed ship disappeared from the Bermuda Triangle.
The most talked about lost in the Bermuda Triangle is Flight Nineteen. In early December 1945, the five best Avenger bombers of the US Navy set out on a routine mission. Lieutenant Charles Taylor regularly spoke to the base on the radio. But all of a sudden half of the sentence is all silent. Not that it became cluttered or obscure - it didn't disappear at all. Those five planes were never seen again. The planes sent to rescue them never returned. And the place is the Bermuda Triangle. According to the investigation, they disappeared due to 'unknown reasons'.
February 2, 1963 the 600-foot giant Marine Sulfur Queen ship set sail on its last voyage. Inside were 15,000 tons of molten sulfur and 39 crew members. Everyone knew the location of the ship until February 4, in the Bermuda Triangle. Then suddenly the radio transmission went off. Before turning off, the commander was saying, how nice the weather is, how nicely navigation is going on.
There are many more that can be said, but not all stories are true. However, many have tried to unravel the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, some have given strange theories. For example, someone said that here is the abode of the devil, the devil dragged these ships and planes. Someone said there are actually alien base camps here; That is why strange light can be seen here. The reason why the compass sometimes behaves strangely when it enters here is the reason behind the magnetic field of the earth.
According to some theories, the Dajjal Island is actually in the Bermuda Triangle. Someone has said that here is the lost city of Atlantis, under the water. We will discuss next blog the solution of the mysterious of Bermuda Triangle.
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