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Pilot in dogfight with Nazi plane crash-lands in Bermuda Triangle on uncharted island inhabited by women: 1977 Stranded U-boat crew in time void on island inside Bermuda Triangle; loosely made re-make of similarly titled 1975 film: 2009 Scientist develops technology to create immortal Nazi zombie army near end of war to prevent
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Aug 02, 2019 · Perhaps the most famous of these incidences are tales from the Bermuda Triangle, the legendary vortex where aircraft and ships just seem to vanish without a trace. It was thought that Santiago Flight 513 would go the way of the unexplained vanishing aircraft — after all, no one expects an airplane to finally land after 35 years missing.
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One theory on why planes disappear in the Bermuda Triangle is that there is increased magnetic activity there resulting in faulty radio and compasses, resulting in the plane crashing.
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This is one of the most famous mysterious incidents of all time. It technically happened a few months after the war had ended, but it involved the U.S. military and aircraft used during World War II.
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Home Science Math History Literature Technology Health Law Business All Topics Random. Amelia Earhart did not crash into the Bermuda Triangle. Most likey she crash her plane.
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Expectations can lead us to interpret ambiguous information in a way that supports an original hypothesis. For example, a belief in the Bermuda Triangle may lead us to interpret a plane crash off the coast of New York City as evidence for the Triangle's sinister effects. We recently conducted a study that showed how an expectation can lead
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According to reports, ships, planes and people travelling over the Bermuda Triangle region vanish into thin air! Stories about the mysterious disappearances started surfacing in the 1950s. Loss of Flight 19 operated by the United States Navy was the first major event that triggered the later stories.
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A changing, chaotic weather system that has created a sort of "Bermuda Triangle" for planes in the area. In fact, in this part of the island, temperatures tend to fall sharply, which leads to a
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On Monday, a small plane with two adults and two young children disappeared from radar over the Bermuda Triangle. The Coast Guard has recovered parts from the plane but are still searching for the
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Media Myth No. 9 - Bermuda Triangle and UFOs. The Bermuda Triangle is a section of ocean formed by drawing lines between Miami, Florida, Bermuda Island, and Puerto Rico. The area is famous because of the loss of military Flight 19 on December 5, 1945. Five planes simply vanished without a trace. Click on the image to see an enlargement.
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The Bermuda Triangle is a loosely defined region covering the area between Miami, Puerto Rico and Bermuda, where dozens of ships and planes have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Popular culture has attributed many of the disappearances to paranormal and supernatural phenomena, or to the activity of extraterrestrial beings.
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Blackbeard and his pirates in the 2015 fantasy film Pan, who use flying sailing ships. The Phantom has Sala and her all-female air pirates. The Sky Pirates from the Australian movie Dakota Harris (1986) who force cargo planes to crash in the Bermuda triangle, and want to steal the MacGuffin that enables the user to travel through time.
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Examination of the planes showed that they were not Flight 19, however, so the final resting place of the planes, and their crews is still the Bermuda Triangle's secret. The Mary Celeste The mysterious abandonment in 1872 of the Mary Celeste is often but inaccurately connected to the Triangle, the ship having been abandoned off the coast of
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The concept of the Bermuda Triangle – a triangular area of around 270,000 square miles of ocean between Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and Florida in which hundreds of ships and aircraft have allegedly vanished into thin air – was born after the mysterious disappearance of US Navy Flight 19. The disappearance of Flight 19 occurred on December 5th, 1945.
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Bermuda Triangle - Mystery Unveiled Bermuda Triangle is a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to the islands of Bermuda, to Puerto Rico and then back to Florida through the Bahamas. The U.S. Board of Geographic Names does not recognize the Bermuda Triangle as an official name and does not maintain an official file on the area.
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Last July, he used sonar to hunt for Earhart's plane near Nikumaroro, a small South Pacific island, where he thinks she temporarily survived. However, no plane wreckage was found. Finding Flight 19, also known as the Lost Patrol, might be more realistic, as the five planes are thought to be within a few hundred miles of Daytona Beach.
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I know the reason for the bermuda triangle sucking in airplanes. It's all to do with secret government experimentation with hadron colliders. The government plans to travel back in time and save the dinosaurs. However, the hadron colliders exploded while the governmental plane was flying over the bermuda triangle.
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Mar 16, 2016 · The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle is a region of ocean bordered by Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. It covers some 500,000 square miles of ocean. The legendary location has become notorious as a site of unexplained disappearances of ships and aircraft since it was named in a 1964 story by Vincent H. Gaddis in the
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Oct 05, 2020 · The Bermuda Triangle – covering around 500,000 square miles (more than 1,290,000sq km) between Bermuda, Miami in Florida and San Juan in Puerto Rico – has seen more than 20 planes …
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Another case that has fuelled the legendary status of the Bermuda Triangle is the disappearance of the British South American Airways flight on the Avro Tudor IV plane called Star Tiger. After setting out from Lisbon on January 28, 1948 with 25 passengers and 6 crew, the plane stopped at Santa Maria in the Azores for fuel but was kept there by
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Nov 04, 2018 · Think of the Bermuda Triangle. So, chances are good your mind went right to the paranormal. And you probably thought about aliens, sea monster or the lost city of Atlantis. Because folks have named all of these as explanations for what happens in that 500,000-square-mile area in the middle of the Atlantic. But now scientists […]
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