Scientist explains why there is no Bermuda Triangle Mystery

Scientist explains what is happening in the Bermuda Triangle, "solving" a mystery of 70 years

The marine area between Bermuda, Florida and Puerto Rico is often called the "Triangle of the Devil". Of course, it is the well-known "Bermuda Triangle", which for more than 70 years has been associated with a very negative reputation because of the large number of ship and aircraft disappearances for which insufficient and convincing answers have been given.

Now, however, a scientist claims to have "solved" the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle or rather better, argues that there is no need for a solution, since there has never been any mystery.

Karl Kruszelnicki, of the University of Sydney, and specializing in communicating science to citizens, presents a very simple explanation that overwhelms conspiracy theories and the reproduced prevailing misconception that something strange is happening in this area.

As he explains, at news.com.au, the only reason why so many ships and planes disappear in that area and while sailing within this imaginary triangle is neither supernatural nor has anything to do with the lost Atlantis or the magnetic Fields and aliens.

Ships and aircraft disappear due to human mistakes in handling due to mistaken considerations due to bad weather and so on. As is the case with all other ships and aircraft that are lost around the world. The reason why the number of disappearances is greater in this area is a very simple fact: it is a vast area of ​​700,000 square kilometers, which is crossed by a very large - and indeed larger than other areas - a number of ships and Aircraft. "It's close to Ecuador, near a wealthy part of the world - the US - and so the traffic (that is, the number of ships and aircraft in transit) is very high," he said.

He even added that if we compare the total number of ships and aircraft that have disappeared and the number of "lost" crossing the area, we will see that there is nothing unusual.
"According to Lloyd's of London and the US Coast Guard, the rates of" disappeared "ships and aircraft are the same as any other point," he added.

He insists there are very simple explanations for the disappearance of Flight 19, which was the occasion for the strange stories of the Bermuda Triangle to begin. Today, however, there is the knowledge and the means to give answers, and there are purely commercial and speculative reasons for the spread of the "myth" since around the "mystery" of the Bermuda Triangle a whole industry has been developed - mainly since 1964 and After publishing an article under the title "The Deadly Bermuda Triangle".

source dustbuster111 , news.com.au

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