This document summarizes theories about the mysterious Bermuda Triangle region where ships and planes have disappeared. Some believe disappearances are caused by natural phenomena like earthquakes or volcanoes, while others point to strange forces like magnetic anomalies, time warps, or UFOs. Specific examples of disappearances discussed include Flight 19, a group of Navy planes that vanished in 1945, and the 1918 disappearance of the Navy ship USS Cyclops. While over 1,000 disappearances have been claimed, the actual number is likely closer to 750 after accounting for myths. The Bermuda Triangle continues to intrigue people with its unexplained losses of vessels and aircraft.

1. Unexplained Phenomena
Research Project
By Nia B.
Bermuda triangle

2. What is the Bermuda triangle
the Bermuda triangle remains a mystery to this day.
some Believe the disappearances are caused By
earthquakes, underwater volcanoes, or fireBalls
which explode the planes. others point to strange
unknown forces such as undiscovered magnetic forces,
time-warps, death rays from atlantis, or ufo's from
outer space. perhaps sea monsters attacked the
vessels or mayBe survivors are trapped in caves
Below the sea.

3. • http://www.history.com/videos/the-bermuda-tri

4. what do some people think
aBout the Bermuda
•
triangle
Ships and airplanes disappear into the ocean every year. This is
• normal and may simply occur because of people’s mistakes or nature’s
• accidents. These incidents could happen anywhere. But there is one
• place that they are said to happen much more often than anywhere
• else—so often that it has become legendary as a mysterious place of
• disappearances. That place is called the Bermuda Triangle.
• The Bermuda Triangle is an area in the Atlantic Ocean just east of the
• Gulf of Mexico. This area is named after one of its corners, the island
• of Bermuda, possibly because Bermuda was once known as the “Isle
• of Devils.” The triangle’s other two corners are found on the coasts of
• Miami, Florida, and San Juan, Puerto Rico. It covers about 500,000
• square miles (804,672 square kilometers) of ocean.

5. Why do people think it exist?
• Some people have gone in the Bermuda
Triangle and have seen things flying. They
think it is UFO flying over their head.

6. Exmples
Group flight 19 was lost and never found.
Hurricanes have been happening in the
middle of the ocean.
 Many US navy ships have disappeared
and not been found.

7. Flight 19
• This story began over six decades ago --
five TBM Avengers on a training mission
in December of 1945, disappear into the
Atlantic ocean. Navy Lieutenant Charles
Taylor, leads the mission in aircraft FT-28,
following a triangular flight path that leads
from NAS Ft. Lauderdale east, up past the
Bahamas, and finally was to return to the
starting point.

8. NAVY SHIPS
The most famous US Navy loss is USS Cyclops in March
1918.

9. HAVE PEOPLE BEEN IN THE
BERMUDA TRIANGLE
• It is claimed that more than 1,000 people
have disappeared in the Bermuda
Triangle. This has not been proven.
• Myth and scare mongering has to be
taken into account making it about 750
people who have actually become lost in
the Bermuda

10. • For decades, the Atlantic Ocean’s fabled
Bermuda Triangle has captured the
human imagination with unexplained
disappearances of ships, planes, and
people.

11. Resource
www.worldbook.com
www.qwiki.com