This document summarizes research on the Bermuda Triangle and unexplained phenomena that have occurred there. It lists several ships and aircraft that went missing in the Bermuda Triangle between 1840 and 1944. It locates the Bermuda Triangle between Florida, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda, and notes that thunderstorms, equipment failures, and UFO sightings have been proposed to explain disappearances. It provides brief biographies of Christopher Columbus, Don Henry, and Amelia Earhart, noting their experiences traveling through the Bermuda Triangle. Resources for further information are listed at the end.

1. Unexplained Phenomena
Research Project
Bermuda Triangle
By: Laura M.

2. What got lost
• The TBF Avenger was lost in 1943. (aircraft)
• The PBY Catalina was lost in 1944. (aircraft)
• The Rosalie was lost in 1840. (ship)
• The Timandra was lost in 1917. (ship)

3. Where is the Bermuda Triangle
Located?

4. What happens?

5. Thunderstorms

6. Equipment

7. UFO’s

8. Examples of people who went
through the Bermuda Triangle
• Don Henry
• Christopher Columbus
• Amelia Earhart

9. Christopher Columbus
• Christopher Columbus was the first European
to sail through the Bermuda Triangle. He also
was the first to report strange activity in the
Bermuda Triangle.

10. Don Henry
• Out of all of the seas he has traveled he has never been
able to explain one incident back in 1966 while traveling
through the Bermuda Triangle. He was going through the
Bermuda Triangle, and he didn’t know what was going on.
He said it wasn’t the weather, because there were no
clouds that were about to form a thunderstorm. He lost
communication. He lost light. He lost the generators. The
boat was still running, but produced no energy. He knew
something was going on. Luckily he got out safely. Sadly he
passed away in 1999.

11. Resource
• www.worldbook.com
• www.qwiki.com
• http://www.bermuda-
triangle.org/index.html