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'One of the few places on humankind that has continued to fascinate people for centuries is the Bermuda trilateral. The Devil’s Triangle Vincent Gaddis, credited with putting the trigon â€Å"on the map” in a 1964 Argosy feature, described the triangle as extending from Florida to Bermuda, southwest to Puerto Rico and back to Florida by means of the Bahamas; while another author puts the apexes of the triangle someplace in Virginia, on the western coast of Bermuda and well-nigh Cuba, Domini skunk Republic and Puerto Rico (Rosenberg, 1974).Sizes of the areas too differ, with descriptions ranging from 500,000 to 1. 5 million square miles. The geography of the area is perplexing. The humid subtropical climate of the region brings it an annual atrocious rain downfall in excess of 60 inches (152 cm). hazardous hurricanes and harsh thunderstorms occasionally drop 10 inches of rain within hours. The floor area of the region has in addition not been totally mapped out because it varies greatly in depth. The Florida coastline is shallow but farther off, the ground dear sink to depths of thousands of feet.About 100 miles north of Puerto Rico is the complexest expound of the Atlantic, the Puerto Rico Trench, estimated at 30,000 feet deep while the Florida mountain pass within this area are approximately 5000 feet deep (â€Å"Bermuda Triangle”). Mysteries in the Bermuda Christopher Columbus †in his journals, he recounts a bizarre experience when his channel ran into the gulfweed Sea. He could see no land in sight for miles and his compass acted strangely. He saw a big meteoric ball fall from the thumb before Columbus and his crew saw dancing lights in the horizon.They wandered about in the Carribbean for over a week yet before finally spy land (â€Å"Bermuda Triangle”). 1974 †Charles Berlitz wrote the book, The Bermuda Triangle. It sold more than 18 million copies and translated into 30 languages. The publication was followed by a documentary by Richard Winer (Hagen, 2004). The more popular incidents accept the following (â€Å"Startling New Secrets”): ? March 6, 1918, the USS Cyclops, a huge collier used to carry combust to facilitate US Navy operations during ball War I, with a crew of 306, disappeared en send off from Barbados to Virginia.? January 30, 1921, a cargo schooner, the Carroll Deering, was found adrift at Diamond Shoals near North Carolina without a residence of its crew. ? December 5, 1945, five US Navy bombers on a training exercise became disoriented and consequently disappeared. Search-and-rescue (SAR) operations were unsuccessful, and one of the SAR vessels, a Mariner aircraft, also vanished. ? January 30, 1948, the Star Tiger, a four-engined Tudor IV with 31 people on board vanished on a flight to Bermuda from the Azores.? January 17, 1949, the Star Ariel, another Tudor IV would vanish on the same region with 19 passengers on board. ? October 30, 1954, Flight 441 , a U. S. Navy R7V-1 (the multitude version of a Lockheed Super Constellation) crewed by 42 sailors, disappeared between Patuxent River NAS and Lajes, Azores ? February 3, 1963, the SS Marine Sulphur Queen, vanished en track to Virginia from Texas with a crew of 39, shortly after it radioed its countersink near Key West, Florida. Three days after, a lifeboat from the tanker was found by Coast obligate searchers but no bodies or wreckage was recovered.? December 22, 1967. A cabin cruiser with the ironic name of witchcraft disappeared off the Miami coast. These coincidences only fascinated the people crimson more. Theories Behind the Mysteries Countless theories have been proposed to explain the many disappearances that occur in this area (â€Å"The Bermuda Triangle”). ? The Bermuda Triangle is one of the two places on earth that a magnetized ompass point towards true north, a alteration of as much as 20 degrees toward the magnetic north.The navigator who does not reali ze this would find himself in deep trouble. ? The character of the Gulf Stream silken through the area is swift and turbulent and can quickly erase any evidence of a disaster. ? Dr. Ben Clennell of Leeds University in England theorizes that the high concentration of methane hydrates below the ocean bottom often clocks escape during events of landslides making any ship floating above sink. ? The Triangle is a admittance to another dimension and it opens at certain time intervals\r\n'