Bermuda Traingle  

In 1981, a geochemist by the name of Richad McIver introduced his theory of the role methane gas hydrate plays in the disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle.His theory was that to the North of Bermuda Triangle huge landslides occur on the continental shelf, which results in large stones and sludge falling rapidly to the sea floor which covers a layer of gas hydrate. When the seafloor is ruptured the hydrate is released rapidly as well as methane within the hydrate causing a huge surge of gas which erupts from te surface of the water with no warning. When this happens any ship, airplane or boat within the vicinity will be in immediate peil because the water & air no longer have the same density, causing the vessels to sink rapidly and lie to rest covered by sludge on the floor of the ocesn.

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but since the start of the modern age, the number of ships and planes disappearing seems to have decrease. i think that the Bermuda triangle is not as powerful as it is fifty years ago. anyway there is another legend behind the Bermuda triangle, the ships that vanished in the triangle does appear in the nearby region after sometime. the only thing is that all the passengers on it will be missing, leaving only a ghost ship in a good condition. perhaps it is also linked to the legend of the flying Dutchman, the one who is doomed to sail the ocean forever.