Ships and aircraft could be lost suddenly in the Bermuda Triangle
region was due to anomalous compass which can disrupt navigation
systems. About the existence of this anomaly ever recorded by Columbus in
the voyage.
NASA explained, that the significant factor causing the loss of
ships in the Bermuda Triangle is a strong ocean currents, called the Gulf
Stream.
The
storm that came suddenly that's what causes the naval vessel lost in the
Bahamas, Saratoga. The ship and crew disappeared without a trace, on March
18, 1781. Also explained that not
only in the Bermuda Triangle, many of the ships the U.S. Navy have been lost at
sea because of storms around the world - a sudden.
In a number of well documented that the Bermuda Triangle is one of two
locations in the world who has an anomaly. Other regions are seas of Japan
and the Philippines, also known by similar names, 'Formosa
Triangle'. (NASA)
Space Picture of Bermuda Triangle - Satellite View by NASA
Bermuda Triangle Satellite View by Google Earth
Bermuda Triangle from Space Satellite
NASA Image of
the Bermuda Triangle: Bermuda - Miami, Florida - San Juan, Puerto Rico.