The document discusses the Bermuda Triangle and various disappearances that have occurred in that area of the Atlantic Ocean between Puerto Rico, Florida, and Bermuda. It provides details on ships and aircrafts that have mysteriously disappeared, including the USS Cyclops in 1918, the Marie Celeste in 1872, and a Douglas DC-3 in 1948. Several theories are proposed to explain the disappearances, such as physical forces like hurricanes or methane hydrates, but the causes remain unclear. The Bermuda Triangle covers an area of 440,000 square miles where around 8000 people have disappeared along with aircraft and vessels over the years.

1. A Myth of All time

2. The Bermuda triangle
is a legendary area of
the Atlantic Ocean
between Puerto-Rico,
Florida and the
Bermuda islands.

4. The Happenings
•Mysterious disappearances have been
going on since about 1492.
•There are many a theory as to why
these ships and planes disappear so
mysteriously.

5. Some Stories

6. USS Cyclops:
USS Cyclops (AC-4) was one of four Proteus-class
colliers built for the United States Navy several
years before World War I. The cause of the ship's
loss is unknown.

7. Some Stories

9. Some Stories
The Marie Celeste

10. The Marie Celeste:
• On December 5th, 1872, a ship was
found abandoned.

11. Some Stories

12. Douglas DC-3:
On December 28, 1948, a Douglas DC-3 aircraft,
number NC16002, disappeared while on a flight from San
Juan, Puerto Rico, to Miami.

13. Some Stories

14. SS Marine Sulphur
Queen:
T2 tanker ship converted to carrying molten sulphur, noted
for its disappearance in 1963 near the southern coast of
Florida, taking the lives of 39 crewmen.

15. Theories…

16. Theories…

17. Theories…

18. Theories…

19. Physical Forces
Theories…

20. Methane Hydrates
Theories…

21. Some Facts
• An area of 440,000 miles of sea.
• Effects
• 8000 peoples disappeared, 4 aircrafts & 20 yachts go
missing.

22. Conclusion
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mysteries some are solve others
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