BERMUDA TRIANGLE
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The document summarizes information about the Bermuda Triangle, an area where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It provides background on the location of the Bermuda Triangle and notable incidents like Flight 19 in 1945 where 5 bombers disappeared. The document also discusses some of the theories that have been proposed to explain the disappearances, such as weather patterns, human error, and methane hydrates, though the causes ultimately remain unknown.
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The document summarizes the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in aircrafts and ships over the last 60 years in this region. Some of the most notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew, Flight 19 in 1945 when 5 bombers vanished, and ghost ships found abandoned. There have been many theories proposed to explain the phenomena, such as human error, crazy weather patterns, methane hydrates, and aliens, but none have been substantiated after massive research.
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The document summarizes a group presentation about the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area. It provides background on what the Bermuda Triangle is, notable historical incidents of missing ships and planes since 1918, and various theories that have been proposed to explain the mysteries. These include human error, unusual weather patterns, methane hydrates, government testing, pirates, wormholes, UFOs, and more realistic explanations like extreme weather versus more outlandish ideas like monsters. In conclusion, the presenters thanked the audience for listening but indicated they personally believe human error and weather are more likely explanations than supernatural causes.
03 bermuda triangle pres.pptx
The document summarizes information about the Bermuda Triangle, including its location between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 ships and planes have gone missing in the area over the past 60 years. Some notable historical events that are discussed include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19, which involved 5 Avenger bombers disappearing in 1945. The document also lists several theories for what may have caused disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle, both realistic explanations like human error, weather patterns, and compass variations as well as more unrealistic theories involving aliens, monsters, and wormholes.
Bermuda Triangle PPT.pptx
This document provides information about disappearances that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico over the past 60 years. It notes several notable historical incidents where ships and planes went missing, such as USS Cyclops in 1918 and five Avenger bombers from Flight 19 in 1945. While there have been many theories proposed, like unusual weather patterns, methane hydrates, or aliens, there is no substantial evidence to explain the more than 1,500 disappearances in the region. Most experts attribute the incidents to weather or human error.
Plane incidents in bermuda triangle
1. The document summarizes several incidents of planes and ships disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, an area of the Atlantic Ocean bounded by Puerto Rico, Florida, and Bermuda.
2. It describes the disappearance of Flight 19, a training flight of 5 TBM Avenger bombers with 14 crew that vanished on December 5, 1945 without a trace, sparking the legend of the Bermuda Triangle.
3. It also briefly mentions the disappearance of a Douglas DC-3 in 1948 with 32 passengers and crew that were never found, and an account from author Bruce Gernon of his plane encountering strange clouds and zero gravity while flying through the Bermuda Triangle.
Bermuda triangle ppt.pptx
The document discusses the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in the triangle in the past 60 years. Some notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19 in 1945 where 5 Avenger bombers vanished. Various theories attempt to explain the mysteries, such as human error, crazy weather patterns like hurricanes, methane hydrates explosions, and compass malfunctions caused by the triangle's geographic properties. However, others have more unusual explanations like aliens, monsters, or wormholes.
Bermuda triangle ppt.pptx
The document discusses the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in the triangle in the past 60 years. Some notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19 in 1945 when 5 Avenger bombers vanished. Various theories attempt to explain the mysteries, such as human error, crazy weather patterns like hurricanes, methane hydrates explosions, and compass malfunctions caused by the triangle's geographic properties. However, others have more unusual explanations like aliens, monsters, or wormholes.
Bermuda triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle and various theories about what causes disappearances there, including:
1) There are those who believe human error is to blame, while others cite scientific explanations like methane gas or freak weather.
2) Some think it's a myth and there are no more incidents there than anywhere else.
3) The Bermuda Triangle continues to be a mystery, as experts and survivors cannot agree on what exactly happens within its boundaries.
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The document summarizes the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in aircrafts and ships over the last 60 years in this region. Some of the most notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew, Flight 19 in 1945 when 5 bombers vanished, and ghost ships found abandoned. There have been many theories proposed to explain the phenomena, such as human error, crazy weather patterns, methane hydrates, and aliens, but none have been substantiated after massive research.
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The document summarizes a group presentation about the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area. It provides background on what the Bermuda Triangle is, notable historical incidents of missing ships and planes since 1918, and various theories that have been proposed to explain the mysteries. These include human error, unusual weather patterns, methane hydrates, government testing, pirates, wormholes, UFOs, and more realistic explanations like extreme weather versus more outlandish ideas like monsters. In conclusion, the presenters thanked the audience for listening but indicated they personally believe human error and weather are more likely explanations than supernatural causes.
03 bermuda triangle pres.pptx
The document summarizes information about the Bermuda Triangle, including its location between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 ships and planes have gone missing in the area over the past 60 years. Some notable historical events that are discussed include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19, which involved 5 Avenger bombers disappearing in 1945. The document also lists several theories for what may have caused disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle, both realistic explanations like human error, weather patterns, and compass variations as well as more unrealistic theories involving aliens, monsters, and wormholes.
Bermuda Triangle PPT.pptx
This document provides information about disappearances that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico over the past 60 years. It notes several notable historical incidents where ships and planes went missing, such as USS Cyclops in 1918 and five Avenger bombers from Flight 19 in 1945. While there have been many theories proposed, like unusual weather patterns, methane hydrates, or aliens, there is no substantial evidence to explain the more than 1,500 disappearances in the region. Most experts attribute the incidents to weather or human error.
Plane incidents in bermuda triangle
1. The document summarizes several incidents of planes and ships disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, an area of the Atlantic Ocean bounded by Puerto Rico, Florida, and Bermuda.
2. It describes the disappearance of Flight 19, a training flight of 5 TBM Avenger bombers with 14 crew that vanished on December 5, 1945 without a trace, sparking the legend of the Bermuda Triangle.
3. It also briefly mentions the disappearance of a Douglas DC-3 in 1948 with 32 passengers and crew that were never found, and an account from author Bruce Gernon of his plane encountering strange clouds and zero gravity while flying through the Bermuda Triangle.
Bermuda triangle ppt.pptx
The document discusses the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in the triangle in the past 60 years. Some notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19 in 1945 where 5 Avenger bombers vanished. Various theories attempt to explain the mysteries, such as human error, crazy weather patterns like hurricanes, methane hydrates explosions, and compass malfunctions caused by the triangle's geographic properties. However, others have more unusual explanations like aliens, monsters, or wormholes.
Bermuda triangle ppt.pptx
The document discusses the mystery of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Over 1,500 people have gone missing in the triangle in the past 60 years. Some notable incidents include the disappearance of USS Cyclops in 1918 with 309 crew members and Flight 19 in 1945 when 5 Avenger bombers vanished. Various theories attempt to explain the mysteries, such as human error, crazy weather patterns like hurricanes, methane hydrates explosions, and compass malfunctions caused by the triangle's geographic properties. However, others have more unusual explanations like aliens, monsters, or wormholes.
Bermuda triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle and various theories about what causes disappearances there, including:
1) There are those who believe human error is to blame, while others cite scientific explanations like methane gas or freak weather.
2) Some think it's a myth and there are no more incidents there than anywhere else.
3) The Bermuda Triangle continues to be a mystery, as experts and survivors cannot agree on what exactly happens within its boundaries.
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The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle, a region where a number of ships and planes have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It describes several incidents where aircraft and vessels went missing in the Triangle located off the coasts of Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. The document outlines various theories for what may have caused the disappearances, including human error, freak weather events, methane gas explosions, and paranormal phenomena like time warps. However, some believe the Bermuda Triangle is not truly mysterious and can be explained by normal occurrences in a heavily trafficked area with turbulent ocean currents.
Bermuda triangle.pptx
The Bermuda Triangle is an area in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Over the past 500 years, at least 50 ships and 20 aircraft are reported to have vanished in the Triangle, sometimes without a trace. While some theories propose supernatural or alien explanations, scientists argue that the number of disappearances is consistent with the level of sea traffic and weather conditions in the area. The causes of the incidents therefore remain unexplained.
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The Bermuda Triangle stretches between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico and covers 500,000 square miles. Mysterious disappearances of ships and planes have been occurring in this area since 1492. Some notable disappearances include the Ellen Austin, which encountered a derelict ship in 1881 that then disappeared; the USS Cyclops, a naval ship that went missing in 1918 with 306 crew and passengers; and Flight 19, which consisted of 5 planes that disappeared in 1945 and were never found. Other disappearances include the Marie Celeste, found abandoned in 1872 with the crew never seen again, and a Douglas DC-3 that vanished in 1948 with 32 people onboard.
Bermuda triangle
The Bermuda Triangle covers the Straits of Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean Sea. Some of the most famous disappearances in the area include Flight 19 in 1962, when five U.S. Navy planes with 24 crew members went missing. Theories for disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle include physical forces that draw objects in, unusual natural gas formations, and the lost city of Atlantis located within the triangle. While theories have been proposed, many disappearances can be reasonably explained and the Bermuda Triangle may not be uniquely hazardous.
Bermuda Triangle : The mystery continues
This document presents information about the Bermuda Triangle mystery. It provides a brief overview of what the Bermuda Triangle is, where it is located between Miami, Bermuda, and the British Virgin Islands, and some of the theories for disappearances in the area, including the lost city of Atlantis, sea monsters, time warps, UFOs, and hurricanes. It then describes several notable incidents of disappearances in 1945, 1872, and 1963 as examples before concluding that the Bermuda Triangle remains an unsolved mystery.
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The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle, a region of the Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It notes that Vincent Gaddis coined the term "Bermuda Triangle" in 1965. The most famous disappearance was Flight 19, where five U.S. Navy bombers vanished on December 5, 1945 off the coast of Florida during a training mission. Various hypotheses have been proposed for the disappearances, including underwater methane eruptions interfering with plane navigation. The document reviews some of the more notable disappearances reported in the Bermuda Triangle area over the years.
Bermuda triangle
The Bermuda Triangle is a loosely defined region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It is located between Bermuda, Miami, Florida and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Some of the famous incidents that occurred in the Bermuda Triangle include the disappearance of Flight 19, a rescue plane sent to search for it also disappearing, and the Marine Sulphur Queen cargo ship vanishing in 1963 with 39 crew members. Various theories have been proposed to explain the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, including supernatural forces, extraterrestrials, time warps, Atlantis, and scientific explanations like hurricanes, rogue waves, and magnetic anomalies. However,
Bermuda triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle mystery and proposes theories about what may have caused disappearances in the area. It suggests that damaged crystals from the lost civilization of Atlantis, located in the region of the Bermuda Triangle, emit random energy beams that can cause planes and ships to disintegrate or become trapped in time anomalies. The document also describes the story of Flight 19, a group of planes that disappeared in 1945, and an underwater pyramid discovered in the Bahamas with a mysterious crystal sphere that seems to have unusual properties.
Bermuda Triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle, a region where dozens of ships and planes have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It describes some famous disappearances like Flight 19, a squadron of US Navy bombers that became lost in 1945. While fanciful theories have been proposed to explain the phenomenon, like aliens or Atlantis, most scientists believe there is no single cause. Factors like storms, reefs and the Gulf Stream can cause navigational problems in the area, but major organizations don't recognize it as unusually hazardous. The legend of the Bermuda Triangle was popularised in the 1970s but its exact boundaries and dangers remain unclear.
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This document discusses the Bermuda Triangle, an area of the western North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It notes that while the exact number of disappearances is unknown, estimates range from 50-100 ships and planes lost since the early 1900s. Various theories for disappearances have been proposed, including human error, unusual weather phenomena like hexagonal clouds that can cause air pockets and waves up to 45 feet. Despite numerous searches, many wrecks have not been recovered, leaving the causes of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle unknown and still debated today.
Bermuda Triangle by Ada
The document summarizes the Bermuda Triangle phenomenon and provides details of several disappearances that have occurred in the area, including Flight 19 in 1945. It also discusses various hypotheses that have been proposed to explain the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, such as methane eruptions, tectonic activity, and extraterrestrial phenomena. However, the causes of disappearances in the area remain unexplained.
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The document summarizes several mysterious disappearances that occurred in the Bermuda Triangle between 1945 and 1963. It describes how Flight 19 sparked the legend in 1945 when it vanished without a trace in the Atlantic Ocean. It then lists other aircraft like Star Tiger, Ariel Star, and a DC-3 airliner that disappeared in 1948. Naval aircraft like a Super Constellation in 1954 and KC-135 Stratotankers that collided in 1963 are also mentioned. The most mysterious disappearance involved the cargo ship SS Marine Sulphur Queen in 1963. The document suggests the Bermuda Triangle legend may hold truth as evidence indicates planes and ships have vanished in the area.
Bermuda triangle
This document summarizes several incidents of missing ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle region between 1779 and 1963. It provides details on 5 Navy planes that disappeared in 1945 and passenger planes that vanished in 1948 and 1949. The Bermuda Triangle is located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, bounded roughly by Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico over an area of about 500,000 square miles. Many theories have been proposed for disappearances in this region but none have been proven.
Bermuda triangle
The Bermuda Triangle is located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean and is known for several mysterious disappearances of ships and planes over the years. Some incidents include the disappearance of Flight 19 in 1945 where 5 US Navy bombers vanished, and the disappearance of Star Tiger and Star Ariel passenger planes in 1948 and 1949. Explanations for the incidents range from supernatural theories involving the lost city of Atlantis to natural causes like compass variations due to magnetic anomalies, violent weather patterns, and methane gas eruptions. Some people who survived incidents in the Bermuda Triangle reported equipment malfunctions and feeling lost in "electronic fog". While the causes remain unexplained, most official investigations attribute incidents to human error or natural disasters.
Bermuda triangle
The Bermuda Triangle myth suggests that numerous ships and planes have disappeared in the area of the Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda and Florida. Some of the most famous cases include Flight 19, a squadron of 5 bombers that disappeared in 1945, and the USS Cyclops, a naval ship carrying over 300 people that vanished in 1918. While the number of disappearances in the area may not be statistically significant given the amount of sea traffic, various natural hypotheses have been proposed to explain incidents, such as magnetic disturbances or methane bubbles. Some paranormal theories involving aliens or Atlantis are also often discussed but remain speculative.
Bermuda triangle Corrigé
The Bermuda Triangle myth suggests that numerous ships and planes have disappeared in the area of the Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda and Florida. Some of the most famous cases include Flight 19, in which 5 bombers disappeared in 1945, and the USS Cyclops, a naval ship that disappeared in 1918 with 306 crew members aboard. While the number of disappearances in the area may not be statistically significant given the amount of sea traffic, various natural hypotheses have been proposed to explain incidents, such as magnetic disturbances or methane bubbles. Some paranormal theories involving aliens or Atlantis have also been suggested. Overall, the document discusses the Bermuda Triangle myth and some of the major disappearances that fueled its popularity, as well as natural and paranormal
The Bermuda Triangle
Bermuda Triangle is one of the mysteries of the world and here are some theories to interpret the scientific reasons of the mystery.
Bermuda triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle, an area of the Atlantic Ocean where a number of ships and planes have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It provides historical context of strange sightings reported by Christopher Columbus in 1492. It then describes some of the most famous disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle, including Flight 19 in 1945 and the USS Cyclops in 1918, where all passengers and crew mysteriously vanished without a trace. The document also includes pilot Frederick Valentich's last radio messages in 1978 reporting sighting unidentified flying objects before disappearing. It concludes by acknowledging the limited human understanding of such phenomena and inviting further investigation.
Bermuda triangle
The document summarizes disappearances that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. It notes that the Bermuda Triangle is an area bounded by Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico where ships and planes have gone missing and defied explanation. Two major losses were Flight 19, where 5 planes carrying 14 men disappeared during a training mission, and the U.S.S. Cyclops, a Navy ship that vanished with over 300 crew. According to the document, over 1500 people aboard over 90 planes and 50 ships have vanished in the Bermuda Triangle without a trace.
Bermuda Triangle
The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle myth, describing its location in the Atlantic Ocean where numerous ships and planes have allegedly disappeared. It notes that while about 190 incidents have been reported over time in the area, the number of disappearances is small relative to factors like heavy regional sea traffic, methane deposits, and unpredictable weather patterns. Specific cases like Flight 19 in 1945 and the USS Cyclops in 1918 are discussed. A variety of hypotheses for the disappearances are presented, both natural explanations and more paranormal theories involving aliens or Atlantis. The document questions whether the Bermuda Triangle is truly a myth or could be explained by natural phenomena.
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The Bermuda Triangle is a loosely defined region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. It is located between Bermuda, Miami, Florida and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Some of the famous incidents that occurred in the Bermuda Triangle include the disappearance of Flight 19, a rescue plane sent to search for it also disappearing, and the Marine Sulphur Queen cargo ship vanishing in 1963 with 39 crew members. Various theories have been proposed to explain the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, including supernatural forces, extraterrestrials, time warps, Atlantis, and scientific explanations like hurricanes, rogue waves, and magnetic anomalies. However,
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- 2. Aircraft and surface vessels have disappeared under mysterious circumstances WHAT IS THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE?
- 3. WHERE ABOUTS IS IT? It’s an imaginary triangular area between Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico
- 4. THE BIRTH OF THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE MYSTERY After the Flight 19 disappearance on December 5th 1945, the loss of five bombers led to a media hype which began speculation about the mystery of the triangle
- 5. Odd - Missing ships, planes and sailors Over 1,500 people have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle area in the past 60 years.
- 6. It seemingly has an endless appetite for aircrafts and ships. Where did they go?
- 7. NOTABLE HISTORICAL INCIDENTS THE MOST NOTABLE FIRST INCIDENT WAS USS CYCLOPS. THE SHIP ALONG WITH 309 CREW MEMBERS WENT MISSING ON MARCH 4, 1918 1) USS Cyclops
- 8. POSSIBLE CAUSES: German Conspiracy Over-loading and Capsizing
- 9. 2) FLIGHT 19 One of the greatest mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle is Flight 19. On December 5, 1945 at 2:10 pm five Avenger bombers disappeared flying over the Atlantic
- 10. LAST TRANSMISSION FROM FLIGHT 19 At 4:45 One of the pilots said, " Damn it, if we could just fly west we would get home; head west, damn it"
- 12. HUMAN ERROR At 4:45 pm, James was instructed to handover the control to his students, but he did not listen
- 13. 3) GHOST SHIPS A pleasure yacht was found adrift in the Atlantic south of Bermuda on September 26, 1955. All three guys missing. Infamous hurricane “Lone” hit the yacht on 14th and 18th of September.
- 14. 4) STAR TIGER & STAR ARIEL Both the planes disappeared in consecutive years 1948 and 1949, while flying over Bermuda
- 15. 5) DOUGLAS AIRLINE The plane and all 28 members went missing mysteriously while flying from Puerto Rico to Florida in 1948
- 16. NO ONE KNOWS !! Many incidents, many books, massive research with no substantial evidence
- 17. THEORIES Realistic and Unrealistic 13 major theories in total
- 18. HUMAN ERROR
- 21. METHANE HYDRATES
- 23. PIRATES
- 24. WORMHOLE
- 25. UFO/ALIENS
- 27. IN RELATION TO THE REST OF THE WORLD……
- 29. WHAT WE REALLY THINK Weather Human Error
Editor's Notes
- On December 5, 1945, Five Navy Avenger bombers mysteriously vanished while on a routine training mission, as did a rescue plane sent to search for them — six aircraft and 27 men, gone without a trace. As a result of this incident, the Bermuda Triangle was brought into the limelight
- Ever since old times, reports have been accumulated about missing sailing ships and sailors. In modern times, planes and pilots also got lost. Over 1,500 people have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle area in the past 50 years.
- There are a number of theories that explain the disappearances and happenings in the Bermuda Triangle. They are both realistic and unrealistic, some of them very unrealistic! There are 13 major theories in total.
- Human error / pilot disorientation – The triangle area is an incredibly busy trading route for both ships and planes. This means lots of traffic and lets face it, everyone makes mistakes! The landscape of the triangle is also composed of lots of similar looking islands and reefs and due to the fantastic weather of the Caribbean, sometimes the sea and the sky can look very similar. Some planes have actually crashed straight into the sea due to this!
- The Bermuda Triangle is smack bang in the centre of hurricane alley. This area is prone to hurricanes, atlantic storms and other crazy weather. It is also prone to waterspouts which have been known to sink small ships and other surface vessels. The triangle is also home to the gulf stream, one of the strongest ocean currents in the world. Any ships or planes that sink here will be carried away by the current and could be displaced by hundreds of miles making finding these wrecks near to impossible.
- As you all might know magnetic north and geographic north are in different places.