The Mystery of the Land of the Dead in Bermuda 20

It's a fake, it's just a legend!

According to the World Science and Technology Report, the so-called sensational science in recent years"Results"There are quite a lot of counterfeit and shoddy products, which makes the most authentic science a joke.

1.Bermuda"Triangle of Death"

Among the many sciences **,"Bermuda"The legend is the most influential and widespread example, but it is only the legend of a few American pilots in World War II, and because Bermuda is located in the heart of the Pacific, in order to attract more tourists, Bermuda** not only did not try to clarify the apparent non-existence"Triangle of Death", on the contrary, it was greatly exaggerated, and even printed in a travel brochure. It was not until 1980 that the scientific expeditions of the United States and Australia jointly issued a statement, which stated:"There is nothing beyond nature in Bermuda.

But rumors still spread all over the world, and even 16 years later, they still existed"Scientists"Self-proclaimed"Discover"now"The Bermuda Mystery"。

Of course, it is not certain to die. On the contrary, it is an important and busy shipping lane. However, the reasons mentioned above are not unreasonable.

That is, it is easy to get into trouble there. However, people are reluctant to take a detour, so there are more and more accidents. I haven't heard of anything going on there in recent years. Probably the technology is developed. Hehe.

no！Bermuda is just a place that can have extremely strong magnetic fields and convection of water up and down.

No, it won't!

It's just a special location.

It's definitely not certain death, there is always a case of survival.

Rumor has it that on December 5, 1945, five U.S. Navy bombers vanished as they passed over Bermuda, and the 14 pilots on board vanished. What is even more terrifying is that the seaplane that was sent out to carry out the search and rescue mission that night also disappeared, and the 13 search and rescue team members disappeared again. Is this true?

Yes, it is not uncommon to encounter a seaspout, which can suck the sea water up to a height of several thousand meters, casting a terrible shadow over navigation.

The Bermuda Triangle is located between Bermuda on the western side of the Atlantic Ocean, the Florida Strait, and the island of Puerto Rico at the eastern end of the Greater Antilles. Most of them are located between 20° and 30° north latitude and belong to the northern tropics. It is dominated by tropical air masses throughout the year, with northeast trade winds prevailing.

Summer and autumn tropical hurricanes, the wind roars, often forming a wall of water more than 10 meters high, and can often encounter seaspouts, which can suck the sea water to a height of several thousand meters, casting a terrible shadow on navigation. Moreover, the Bermuda Triangle is located on the northern edge of the crustal fault zone between South and North America, with very strong volcanic and ** activity, and the seabed topography is very complex.