The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is an area in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have mysteriously disappeared. The first famous incident was in 1492 when Christopher Columbus noticed his compass was malfunctioning. The most famous incident was "Flight 19" in 1945, when five US Navy bombers disappeared during a training flight over the Atlantic along with their 13-man rescue crew. While some myths exist, it is one of the few places where compasses do not point to true north due to unusual magnetic fields. Researchers believe charged fog and magnetic forces could disorient planes and ships, causing them to crash.

1. Bermuda Triangle

2. Devil's triangle
The Bermuda triangle
also known as devil's
Triangle, is a loosly-
defined region in the
western part of the
North Atlantic Ocean,
where a number of
aircrafts and ships
are said to have
dissapeared under
mysterious
circumstances

3. History
Bermuda triangle is existing since thousands of
years and there are many who have experienced
its haunted nature but due to lack of technology,
the awareness regarding its incidences were
limited to few.
The first incident that became famous was of
Christopher Columbus that is on October 8, 1492
when Columbus looked down at his compass and
noticed that is was giving weird readings instead
of poinintg towards north. He did not alert his crew
thinking that everyone would become panic but he
immediately made a decision to return and he did
return with his crew .

4. Most famous Incident Of Bermuda
Triangle
Flight -19

5. Flight 19
Flight 19
It was a training flight of five TBM Avenger
bombers that disappered on December 5,1945,
while over the Atlantic.The squadron's flight
plan was scheduled to take them towards east
and then travel back to complete an exercise.
But the flight never returned to the base.To
search them there was a 13 men crew of
rescue aircraft was also sent but they too got
disappered.After this incident Bermuda Triangle
became very famous to the world.

6. Myths and facts about Bermuda
Triangle
Myths
● 20 yachts and 4 planes go missing every year
● There is a time travel tunnel
● Paranormal activities are existing there
● There is a huge creature under water
Facts
● Its one of the rarest places on the earth where
the compass does not point towards magnetic
north
● There is a huge amount of charged fog

7. Researches
There is an electronic
fog over the region
and if in case if any
aircraft, ship or a bird
travels accross, it
gets into the clutches
of this fog and due to
the magnetic pull
existing in the ground
of bermuda traingle. It
gets pulled inside the
water.

8. Conclusion
● There is science for everything but there is
power of nature behind it with which we should
not be playing.
● Experimenting is a different thing but it also has
its own limits
● If there are many stories or myths behind some
thing or some place since past hundreds of
years then there must be definitly something
behind it which we should be respecting

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