The Bermuda Triangle is infamous for travellers being lost at sea. Here are the 10 greatest theories surrounding it.

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  1. One of the reasons compasses go AWOL in the Bermuda Triangle is due to the volcanic rock/sand that is in the sea bed, they estimate its around 400 million tonnes worth and this volcanic rock/sand has magnetic properties hence the reason compasses are manipulated.

    Plus have you seen the size of the deep sea trenches below the ocean of the triangle? To put it in perspective how deep it is you could hide Mt.Everest in one of the trenches and the tip would not even come close to the ocean surface so no wonder wreckages cannot be found.

  2. Good video, but the date format “Month Day’th, Year” is annoying.
    The previous british one was much more enjoyable.

  3. In the “flight 19” case the explanation is relatively simple. There is a massive iron ore deposit in or near the Puerto Rico trench, which is well documented today but was very poorly understood back then, which makes magnetic compasses unreliable. Add to that the fact that Lt. Taylor was new to the Miami area having been assigned to Ft. Laudeedale previously the simple explanation is that they got lost, ran out of fuel and ditched into the ocean, the PBY sent to search for them exploded as one of it’s nicknames was a “flying gas tank due to the copious quantity of fuel it carried and that some eyewitness reported seeing an explosion in the sky at about the same time and location in the area.

  4. In the “flight 19” case the explanation is relatively simple. There is a massive iron ore deposit in or near the Puerto Rico trench, which is well documented today but was very poorly understood back then, which makes magnetic compasses unreliable. Add to that the fact that Lt. Taylor was new to the Miami area having been assigned to Ft. Laudeedale previously the simple explanation is that they got lost, ran out of fuel and ditched into the ocean, the PBY sent to search for them exploded as one of it’s nicknames was a “flying gas tank” due to the copious quantity of fuel it carried and that some eyewitnesses reported seeing an explosion in the sky.

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