Naked Science - Bermuda Triangle - Documentary by NAT Geo

Naked Science is an American documentary television series that premiered in 2004 on the National Geographic Channel. The program features various subjects related to science and technology.

This episode of the Naked Science series explores the legend of the Bermuda Triangle, the mysterious region off the East Coast of the United States that has captured the public imagination with tales of vanishing ships and aircraft.

The Triangle goes by many names, The Vile Vortices or The Devil's Triangle. There are also debates as to its boundaries. But at the centre of the myths and legends are the 450,000 square miles of island strewn ocean between Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico.

Danish scientists claiming the magnetosphere over the Triangle is weakening faster than anywhere else on Earth. Said to be a mysterious vortex claiming lives, ships, and planes at will. Some are never found, others turn up as gravestones on the ocean floor. Among such feared supernatural phenomena as UFOs and alien abduction, the Triangle is a serious contender. This program sets out to unravel its secrets, finding out what lies behind the myth.

2004 Documentary - Naked Science Season 1 - Episode 6 Bermuda Triangle

Ship Survival in the Deadly Water of North Sea - Atlantic Ocean

The North Sea is a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean located between Great Britain, Scandinavia, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. It connects to the ocean through the English Channel in the south and the Norwegian Sea in the north. It is more than 970 kilometers (600 mi) long and 580 kilometers (360 mi) wide, with an area of around 750,000 square kilometers (290,000 sq mi).

The North Sea is a place where the floating deadly water can be so cold.  You’ll die within minutes of falling into it, and where force 10 gales can turn a routine job into a life or death situation. But despite the dangers, thousands of people depend on it for their livelihoods. From coastguards to the so-called "rig pigs", from fishermen to search and rescue teams and ferry workers to marine biologists, these people risk their lives every day as they attempt to earn a living in these dangerous waters.

See how a ship survives in the Deadly water of North Sea’s Water:

Bermuda Triangle North Sea TV Movie 2011 Trailer and Review

BERMUDA TRIANGLE NORTH SEA named in German as BERMUDA DREIECK NORDSEE is an eco-thriller TV movie in German Language. 

It takes the audience into the dramatic world of Global Warming caused by Carbon dioxide emissions; a modern challenge; how to store unwanted carbon dioxide back under the sea or underground, a technique known as carbon capture and storage. Movie is available only in German language with English subtitle.

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The story pits a major oil company against a Green organization which suspects that data from under-sea exploration has been falsified to help justify the plan for CO2 storage. In the North Sea, incidents happen more and more mysterious. Boats disappear without a trace, wind turbines sink into the sea, sea gulls fall from the sky like stones, thousands of dead fish wash ashore – the North Sea is turning into a murderous trap.
The setting is ideal for this movie as the launch of the project will trigger a release of under-sea gas and a huge cave in off the North Sea coast of Germany. The race against time to save a liner and an island coupled to a romance between the hero and a former PR head of the oil company ensure that the viewer will experience few dull moments. The film underlines how environmental themes and the science and technology behind them can provide an excellent backcloth for thrillers, even if the detail of the setting may sometimes be adapted to enhance the plot.

Title:             Bermuda Triangle North Sea (Bermuda Dreieck Nordsee in German)  

Genre:          Action , Thriller

Category:     TV Movie

Format:         Three hours, HD

Actors:          Hannes Jaenicke, Bettina Zimmermann,
                       Karoline Eichhorn, Josefine Preuss

Directed by: Nick Lyon

Produced by: Stefan Raiser, Felix Zackor,
                       Dreamtool Entertainment GmbH for RTL in association with Beta

Broadcasting: Barbara Thielen, Sascha Mueri, RTL Television