The Italian Liner that hit a rock and capsized recently was cruising in the Mediterranean at the time. But Captain Francesco Schettino has sailed into his own personal Bermuda Triangle.

Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, is a famous stretch of the Atlantic Ocean bordered by Florida, Bermuda Islands, and Puerto Rico that has been the site of strange disappearances throughout history. The Coast Guard does not recognize the Bermuda Triangle or supernatural explanation for the mysterious disappearances in the middle.

It’s unfortunate that many flights have become victims because Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. Find out how this plane was never heard from again.

Very interesting article about the Bermuda triangle mystery.

In the past century is estimated to about 50 ships and 20 aircraft disappeared mysteriously in an area called the Bermuda triangle. No wonder many people call the region by the name of a triangle devil. After nearly a century passed, there remains the mystery of the Bermuda triangle?

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U.S. scientists found that the surface area covered with millions of virus Bermuda Triangle.

"Incomprehensible phenomenon" were called circles with a diameter up to 4.4 km, found on the frozen surface of Lake Baikal from the International Space Station. Scientists, after a careful study of this phenomenon came to the conclusion that the most likely cause of their occurrence is rising from the lake bottom methane.

My theory describes a possible reason why magnetic compasses swirl around uncontrolably while in the Bermuda Triangle and also in its coresponding area located on the opposite side of the globe.

Bermuda Triangle remains one of the most mysterious regions on earth. There have been numerous disappearances of ships or aircraft amazing, but can be extremely varied causes: storms, hurricanes, or alien existence of strong magnetic fields.