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.

2.  The Bermuda Triangle is the common name of
the Atlantic area, in the vicinity of Bermuda. By
the enthusiasts of the paranormal phenomena
is considered us the site of many unexplained
disappearances of ships, boats and aircraft
(they believe that this area takes place
phenomenon of breaking the laws of physics, is
detected by the presence of "strangers" -
which are supposed to explain their view of
these inexplicable events). There is a fixed
shape of a triangle, its shape is described
differently in various urban legends.

3.  The Bermuda Triangle is an area of the western Atlantic, near the
south eastern coast of the United States, roughly triangular in shape. The
triangle extends from Bermuda to the north, to
southern Florida, then east through the Bahamas to Puerto Rico a point about
40 degrees west longitude where the return to Bermuda. Apparently it has already
experienced the amazing Christopher Columbus live in the Bermuda
Triangle. Along with his crew watched, among others "white water ", the
"great fiery lightning, strange behavior of the compass ... But probably the
most unusual loss in the region of the Bermuda Triangle incident took place
on December 5, 1945. A squadron of five at 14.00 bombers Grumman TBM -
3 "Avengers" belonging to the Navy of the United States soared into the air from
the airport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It was a
typical flight schooling. Aircraft maintenance was made ​up of the pilot, radio
operatorand gunner, and fuel, which should be enough to fly around
1500 km. The crew had life jackets and a self-priming air-raft. They had to fly 250
km directly east toward the Bahamas and then turned north and after 65
km turned towards the south west to the base. The weather conditions were
good. At 3:15 pm, after performing the tasks on the way back to the
base commander Lt. Taylor gave the alarming news that the squadron is likely
to be blown off course and did not see the expected land: "We're not sure what
is our position,which is west ... all messed up…

4.  …strange things happened here. Even the ocean does
not look like it should ...". communication was interrupted,
but the listener still receive fragments of conversations
between the pilots. It was not possible, however, get them
connected to them. At. 4 o’clock for unknown reasons,
see Taylor passed the command of the
squadron Capsules Stivers another, which after about 15
minutes later reported back to the base: "We do not know
where we are ... we had to fly over the Florida and we are
probably in the Gulf of Mexico, "after which the pilots said
that they do return to 180 degrees to fly back to Florida.
Hearing conversations with the result that runs out of fuel
and that all the instruments on board, and each can go
crazy other readings. Audibility was getting weaker, of
which it was concluded that the squadron flies to the east
and away from the base and flew to the sea. Finally, they
heard a cry Stivers: "My God! Looks like we were entering
into a white water ... We are completely lost ... FLY not for
us ... They look as if they came from another world...”

5.  After this communication link was interrupted. From the airport, Air
Station Banana River, flew to the rescue of a rescue Martin Mariner PBM,
equipped with special instruments and equipment to help pilots were
forced to launching. The team consisted of twelve people, headed
south-east and, like a squadron disappeared without a trace.
Disappearance within hours of 6 aircraft with 27 people resulted in the
greatest in the history of U.S. Navy sea and air search. It took part in
them 307 planes, four Navy destroyers, several submarines, 18 Coast
Guard units, special rescue vessels and hundreds of private boats and
yachts. The Bahamas yet joined the British Navy units and aircraft of the
RAF. The search lasted from dawn to dusk, the planes watched the sea
area 600 000 square kilometers - without effect.
Not found or life-rafts, which were fitted in all aircraft and that in the
event of an accident would swim in the water, or any debris, or even of
oil on the water, pointing to the disaster. It looked as if planes simply
dissolved into the air. This flight went down in history as "Lot No. 19." But
there is, however, a mysterious aspect of this case. That same day, in
which the lost squadron, around 7 pm hours at Miami Airport has
received a faint radio signal "FT ... FT ...". This was part of the squadron's
call sign. However, the possibility of its origin by any of the members of
the squadron didn’t actually exist, because according to calculations,
the fuel should run out 2 hours earlier. Unless ... However, the Bermuda
Triangle is not the only place where mysteriously disappearing ships and
aircraft. On the opposite side of the Earth off the coast of Japan is a
region called the Devil's Sea. The incidence of unexplained events in
both places is more or less the same.

6.  According to Lawrence David Kusch, library staff at Arizona State University, which
examined in detail the source, the father of the concept of the Bermuda Triangle is
Vincent Gaddis, who used it in the article The Deadly Bermuda Triangle in Argosy
magazine in 1964.
In 1965, Gaddis published a book Invisible Horizons, which dealt with the legend. After
him many other authors have tried to get fame addressing this topic.
Depending on the author, the size of the Bermuda Triangle is different. Some extend it
until the coast of Ireland. Usually, however, are referred to the triangle between Miami,
Puerto Rico and Bermuda, which is a very busy area by ships and aircraft.
The legend was born together with the history of the disappearance of five squadron of
American planes bombing Grumman TBF Avenger 5 December 1945 off the coast
of Florida (the famous flight 19). Refer to the American Legion magazine by
Allen Eckert in the article The mystery of the lost patrol. Eckert was never able to provide
the sources of his allegations.
L.D. Kusch and Jules Metz thoroughly researched this story, analyzing the 500 pages of
official reports. They concluded that it was a tragic accident, one of the worst military
aviation accidents in peacetime, but due to natural causes as possible.
Christopher Columbus, according to his report, observed in the vicinity of the
Triangle"strange dancing lights on the horizon”.

7.  The probable explanation for the mysterious disappearances are sporadic
eruptions of methane from undersea deposits in these areas. Bubbles of methane
coming out of the slots in the bottom of the ocean swell as the outflow to the
surface to an enormous size. Arose from the water and bubbles fluid has a density
much lower than water, which in it vessels lose buoyancy and sink .
The hypothesis of extracting the surface large quantities of methane could explain
the crash of airplanes, but their physical mechanism is not obvious. After
departure to the surface, methane is not only rises by convection to the top, but
also mixed with air and is carried by the wind. At cruising altitude aircraft, the
concentration of methane gas may therefore be too small to directly affect the
planes fly over. High concentrations of methane, it would mix with air under the
influence of engine ignition and explosion, however, the minimum methane
concentration at which it would be possible (the lower explosive limit) is
5%. Obtaining such a high concentration of aircraft at cruising altitude, however,
is unlikely. Nevertheless, even the presence of methane in concentrations not
exceeding the lower explosion limit, it can interfere with aircraft engines -
methane in the air causes the excessive enrichment of fuel-air mixture and,
consequently, unstable or malfunction of engines. Furthermore, even if methane
would not have reached the same quantities as to endanger the airplane engines
work, the release of same and mixed with layers of air below the airplane causes
changes in density and, consequently, the vertical movements of air masses (or
air mixed with methane), and turbulence.
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8.  January 17, 1949 disappearance of an airplane "Star Ariel"
(type: Avro Tudor IV) during a flight from Bermuda to
Jamaica
March 1950 or the 1951 disappearance of an American
transport plane C-124 "Globemaster" with 53 people on
board
Costa Rica in June 1950 disappearance of motor ships
"Sandra", together with eleven crew
February 1953 disappearance of a British transport plane
of "York" with 39 people north of the Bermuda Triangle
October 1954 disappearance of American military
transport plane "Super Constellation with 42 people
December 1954 disappearance of sulfur-carrying vessel
"Southern Districts of the 24 crew members

9.  November 9, 1956 disappearance of patrol bomber in the
U.S. Navy-type "Martin P-5M Marlin" with a ten crew
January 1958 disappearance of the yacht "Revonoc" led
by an experienced sailor and millionaire Harvey Conover
January 1962 disappearance of American "flying tank"
type KB-50 together with the nine-crew during a flight from
an air base in the Azores Langey
February 1963 loss of around Florida, the U.S. ship to carry
molten sulfur "Marine Sulphur Queen" along with the crew
numbering 39 people
July 1963 disappearance of a ship in the Caribbean Sea
"Sno'Boy" with 55 passengers
August 28, 1963 crash of two American "flying tanks"
KC-135 southwest of Bermuda
June 1965 disappearance of a military aircraft C-119
"Boxcar" with ten people on board near the southern
Bahamas
January 1967 loss in a week of three small passenger
aircraft along with pilots and a total of eight passengers.

10.  December 1967 disappearance of the boat
walking "Witchcraft" with two passengers,
approximately 1 mile from Miami Beach
May 1968 sinking of an American submarine
with nuclear-powered USS Scorpion, a distance
of about 400 miles southwest of the Azores
July 1969 finding five abandoned boats,
including the trimaran "Teignmouth Electron",
where Donald Crowhurst took part in the
regatta sailors around the world alone
November 1970 disappearance of a Piper
Comanche light aircraft flying from West Palm
Beach, Jamaica.
October 1971 disappearance of a ship in the
Caribbean Sea Dominican "El Caribe" with 30
people on board

11.  Here is presented aircraft flight 19, which
 disappeared without a trace...

12. 
There are also researchers who try to rationally explain the mystery of the
Triangle. In their opinion the number of accidents in this area should
be blamed on poor weather conditions, which
are there almost everyday and disadvantages of navigation devices.
Last year was a loud Russian research scientists who claimed that they
were able to explain the riddle of the Bermuda Triangle. Specialists from
the Siberian branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, working under the
supervision of Anatoly Nesterov said then that the key to explain
the mystery of the Triangle would be high tectonic activity in this
region. When it comes to movement and cracking the earth's
crust below the seabed bring out the high pressure of huge quantities
of natural gas. This is a result of large changes in the density of water
and methane-filled cloud, which arise as a result of the release
of subsurface gases. As we know from 80 years of the
twentieth century (the Americans conducted a number of wells in
the bottom of the Atlantic Triangle area) beneath the ocean
surface there are huge deposits of gas.

13.  Ufologists and occultists believe that the Bermuda Triangle area,
there are "holes in the sky" - the aircraft can not invade, but can
not get out of them. And perhaps it is even a sort of "cracks in
space", the trap, through which ships and aircraft lost their way
to the "fourth dimension. " It is possible that one day
the "gap" is an open and free the vessels and crews with
shells. Or the contrary, the sailors will return alive, even not grow
old. Indeed, there may be time to flow at a
rate varying from simple - the ships with their
crews could be moved forward or back, or be trapped in one of
the parallel worlds.?Other hypotheses proclaim the existence
of a high civilization plunged to the bottom of
the ocean - interference in
the region arouse the underwater generators that are a remnant
of the legendary inhabitants of Atlantis prior to 10,000
years. Still others have floated the reflections on the area of the
strange properties on which there is a "weak field strength of
elasticity. " They affect not only on the plane,
his compass and radio, but also disrupt the work of the mind.

14.  Soberly minded rationalists believe disappearances
 ships and airplanes the Bermuda
Triangle not have nothing mysterious. The causes of
the tragedy should their opinion discerned
happened because of
weathering - violent storms and
strong currents. Such dangerous places sclerosis are
also in other parts of the globe of Japan. Various
authors concept sheds ever new light
on astounding and
surprising events "devilish triangle". But
as yet none explains even partly its secrets. Maybe a
man does
not have enough knowledge to understand the
forces that operate in this cursed corner of the earth?

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