Who doesn’t know about The Bermuda Triangle? Everyone has heard at least something about it. So, what do you remember hearing? What do you believe! Recall it. We would come to that in a few flashes. Different people have different ideas throughout the universe concerning this mysterious location. Over the last century, the Bermuda Triangle has been sucking vessels and therefore is responsible for the loss of hundreds of lives.

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Several odd hypotheses have been suggested in efforts to explain the disappearances. UFO abductions, time warps, portals leading to other realms, mythical creatures, magnetic field anomalies, geophysical episodes, and enormous methane gas fizzing have been blamed for the triangle's unsolved mysteries. It is also known as the Devil’s Triangle. Scary! Right?

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Geography

Well, there are no precise specifications on how much water it encompasses since numerous authors and researchers have published varying bits of information regarding the vanished vessels & aircraft within this Triangle. We can say roughly it is in the Western Athletic Oceans spanning half A Million Square Kilo-Meters Triangleand is delineated by points in Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico. That’s immense, man! Even more massive than many other states! Hopefully, at the closing of this discourse, there will be no more assessments in your head concerning Mystery! Or Myth?

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Origin

The excavation of a nearly 100-year-old catastrophe has debunked a widespread conspiracy theory: that the Bermuda Triangle was somehow implicated with the 1925 disappearance of the SS Cotopaxi. The steam-powered bulk carrier never made it to its destination in Havana. The Bermuda Triangle enigma didn't even exist when the Cotopaxi mysteriously disappeared. Not until the 1960s was indeed the terminology popularized in a magazine article, and 1974, the bestselling book "The Bermuda Triangle" (Doubleday) came out, alleging, among other things, that the triangle was shaped when the Lost City of Atlantis was decimated. A popular theory is that the mythical lost city of Atlantis rests at the bottom of the Bermuda Triangle, and its high tech interferes with adjacent vessels.

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Mystery! Or Myth?

Christopher Columbus recounted the first bizarre impression of Bermuda Triangle.

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In 1492, he wrote that sailors on his ship beheld lights dancing on the region’s horizon, and his compass was also guiding in multiple directions very fast. But this Triangle came to light even more on December 5, 1945, when flight 19, a squadron of five U.S. Navy torpedo bombers, evaporated into thin air during a routine training exercise. As it was peace, their likelihood of getting shot was nearly nonexistent.

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Before losing radio frequencies off the coast of southern Florida, Flight 19's flight leader was allegedly heard saying: "Everything looks strange, even the ocean," and "We are entering white water; nothing seems right."

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Despite a protracted inquiry, that aircraft and 14 crew members were never traced. More disturbingly, an aircraft with 13 personnel on board was dispatched to retrieve the missing aircraft; they perished from exploding that aircraft in that Triangle. Crazy, right? Paranormal! What else? People weren’t able to ascertain any explanation for it. It became an unsolved deadly puzzle for our brilliant minds.

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Unfortunately, more and more strange episodes with no clue transpired there. With no justification, people raced to come up with more bizarre theories. They even transported Aliens who were nowhere to be found on Mars. That’s maybe they are hiding in the Lost City of Atlantis.

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Or Jason Mamoa could very well be instructing sea monsters or Aliens to do all that.

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What else should I say? If I am joking, then what’s factual? You may argue that you've seen and studied a bunch of things surrounding this. Even the news agrees with this kind of mystery. So why am I making fun of all those? Or why would you ever trust me? You don’t have to. But what about Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki!

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With appropriate scraps of evidence, he solved all those mysteries! He said :

Only Mystery surrounding The Bermuda Triangle is that there was never a Mystery, to begin with

He explained that Columbus noticed those dancing lights were actually native people using fire to prepare food on boats. Also, the compass glitch was due to a shift in orientation in the stars. And concerning those missing aircraft in 1945 were all due to a drunk driver, there is a brief explanation of how he made blunders in navigation and communication. And the aircraft which exploded was a technical fault. We all know they went on missing, but I bet most of you didn’t even bother to seek the answers. It’s everywhere on the internet. Just GOOGLE it. Simple as that. You will also uncover many more logical explanations concerning it. Isn’t adverse weather on the ocean a very normal thing! Nothing is exceptional about Bermuda Triangle. Even a lot of ships sail on this route every day without any difficulty. What more do I have to say? According to The World Life Funds, this isn’t even featured among Earth's ten most hazardous shipping lanes. Wait, what! Yes, that’s as real as your unsettling thoughts right now.

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So, if everything is that easy, why are so many shocking’s around this Triangle? Explanations of all these Mysteries aren’t in the oceans. Actually, it’s in our imaginations. Our thoughts are usually drawn to unexpected, unforgettable experiences. We love to recall exceptional things more. So, if a ship is lost in a hurricane isn’t as memorable to us as it would be in this Triangle without explanation from the past. Once something is conventional in our view, we start paying a lot of forced attention. Just typical human nature. As we are paying more attention, it’s reasonable to believe that it’s occurring more and more. This is only a Frequency Illusion for all the attention we put in.

Yes, your whole life was a lie!