Robin wrote:Didn't do any research about it myself, but I'm guessing (as you said) that it's related to chemical conditions, water conditions and weather that's different in the area.No, no... Let me tell you what happens there. You enter the territory of Bermuda Triangle, your GPS system fails, your plane/helicopter/ship loses it's control, and they drive on their own and it's truth. It's been reported by those pilots who are now lost in Bermuda Triangle, just right before their lost, they reported for about 10-30 seconds and then the radio signals went out of reach too. Isn't it weird that some chemicals force the planes who are up in air and they fall in the water and disappear?
The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a loosely-defined region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. -The Triangle in map itself, and it's territory.
- Wikipedia
Maggy wrote:No, no... Let me tell you what happens there. You enter the territory of Bermuda Triangle, your GPS system fails, your plane/helicopter/ship loses it's control, and they drive on their own and it's truth. It's been reported by those pilots who are now lost in Bermuda Triangle, just right before their lost, they reported for about 10-30 seconds and then the radio signals went out of reach too. Isn't it weird that some chemicals force the planes who are up in air and they fall in the water and disappear?Sounds logica to me, as somebody who's pretty closely interested in aviation and aerospace engineering and electronics.
EDIT: About the weather, it's always stormy there.
Robin wrote:There was once a situation, a plane was moving above Bermuda Triangle, high in sky. Guess what happened? It was forced down in the water, nobody has found out yet how.Maggy wrote:No, no... Let me tell you what happens there. You enter the territory of Bermuda Triangle, your GPS system fails, your plane/helicopter/ship loses it's control, and they drive on their own and it's truth. It's been reported by those pilots who are now lost in Bermuda Triangle, just right before their lost, they reported for about 10-30 seconds and then the radio signals went out of reach too. Isn't it weird that some chemicals force the planes who are up in air and they fall in the water and disappear?Sounds logica to me, as somebody who's pretty closely interested in aviation and aerospace engineering and electronics.
EDIT: About the weather, it's always stormy there.
Weather (stormy), which means most likely lightning = huge 'clouds' of induction in the air = messes with your radio, GPS (it kills signal) and with all other tech (especially communications).
So yeah, most likely related to that, it fucks the tech aboard up, thus uncontrolled movement and no GPS/radio.
Mr.Nightmare wrote:I believe Bermuda's Triangle is like a portal that takes you to another dimension or another time, that's what I believe it's related to somekind of force. My opinion.Can be possible too
