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The Bermuda Triangle, a 500,000 square mile area between Florida, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda.

Located in the Atlantic Ocean and just above the Caribbean Sea. The triangle has been scaring people out of their way, just to avoid this spot. To this day, when plotting a route out into the Atlantic, it is advised to not go through the triangle. Still ships and planes go through, but only the brave ones. Very little is known on how these ships sink and planes go down. There is no way to know when trouble will hit.

A black box. Even though its red.

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Bermuda's Kill Feed and History In the last 37 years, the Bermuda Triangle has sunk over 700 boats, and has downed 120 airplanes,

 

 

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and countless lives

 

The mysterious part is, after each recorded crash or sinking, no bodies, and no explanations are ever found.

More than 1000 ships and planes have disappeared in the triangle area over the past five centuries and continue to do so. (Bermuda-Attractions)

Last Monday evening a friend and myself departed West Palm Beach, Florida, en route to West End, Bahamas, in my 26 foot sailboat.  Eleven miles offshore I looked up in the sky to the northeast and witnessed something strange. There was a single light— I'm guessing about 3 to 5 thousand feet in altitude— which I assumed to be an aircraft with it's landing light on although not very brilliant. The light then appeared to turn downward which then made me think it may be a helicopter with a searchlight, although again it wasn't a brilliant light. A swirling mist then engulfed the light as the light slowly drifted down into the mist. The whole mass of mist then glowed a short time and then dissipated along with the light.  Stars could then be seen and the sky was clear. This happened at 9:30 pm EST,  and my friend witnessed it too and tried to videotape it but the boat was pitching too much to get anything.    The motor lost power at the same time we saw the light. It didn't quit;  the rpms dropped way off and it ran rough. We were so amazed at what we were seeing

though,we hardly took note of the engine.  The wind was out of the East so we had to sail back to West Palm and never made it to the Bahamas. The next morning we were swimming off the boat and noticed alot of  black soot around the exhaust and I immediately suspected the fuel pump diaphragm as the problem. After getting back to Indiana, I began checking out the engine and found the FPD to be OK . Upon checking the ignition system,  I discovered a cracked coil.  The coil would barely jump the spark plug in open air so I doubt that it would fire much under cylinder pressure. I didn't mention the engine before because it never got better after the sighting so I didn't possibly see how the could be related.  I'll have to admit though when the engine faltered and I saw that swirling mist I thought to myself ‘My God, there's something to this Bermuda Triangle stuff !' (Bermuda Triangle.org)

This is one survival. Science Point Of View Supernatural Point Of View

 A rip in the very fabric of time.  

Now infamous the world over, the Bermuda Triangle is an imaginary triangle stretching from the East Coast of Florida to the island of Bermuda back to Puerto Rico. The ocean lying within the Triangle is a peculiar power spot on the planet, suspected to be filled with electromagnetic and gravitational energy anomalies. Not only do aircraft disappear, they also resurface—verified radio messages have been received from pilots who were long lost. This has led to speculation of the Triangle being a gateway to another dimension, where those entering it get trapped. Those venturing near it have also reported encounters with strange clouds and mists below cloud level and malfunctioning of electrical machinery. (Lifepositive)

Science says no, but survivors say that this is nothing that can be easily explained by science. It is simply time travel, simply a mystery. 

 

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