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Monsterrr
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posted on 12-11-2008 at 09:32 AM |
People have already said that the reason why so many ships and airplanes go missing or crash is because it's a point on the Earth where the magnetic
poles seem to "change." However, I am a bit skeptical towards skeptics who say that it was a natural occurrence when a crew of 309 just disappear
without a trace. I am referencing the USS Cyclops in which the entire ship returned out of the Triangle with no traces of the passengers on it.
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Writermadman
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posted on 10-15-2005 at 02:25 PM |
I was just watching a documentary on this last night. Someone probably mentioned this already, but there in the bermuda triangle are actually huge
reserves of methane gas. Every once in awhile this form huge bubbles with such pressure they can tip and sink any ship. So what about the planes?
Methane gas is released into the atmosphere above when a bubble like this pops. The planes of that time had pretty primitive engines, and even modern
equipment struggles against methane gas. First it throws off the altitude meters because the methane is so much thinner than oxygen, and they meters
measure altitude based on air pressure. A pilot would assume by his equipment that he is rapidly rising and attempt to go down when that's what he's
already doing causing a crash. Secondly they did an experiment like this with methane gas, and founded that just one percent of the atmosphere could
be filled with methane gas and it would totally shut down the engines of these planes...causing yet more crashes.
It takes the romance and mystery of the bermuda triangle, but it still leaves some things to debate...all in all though, I'm now convinced that the
bermuda triangle phenomena is caused by bubbles of methane gas.
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Anaxo
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posted on 10-7-2005 at 03:18 PM |
| Quote: | | Originally posted by I-Am-Drum69...or a possible portal to another dimension. |
i think that there may me a wormhole there that transports you to another place in space-time. but thats just my theory
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I-Am-Drum69
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posted on 10-7-2005 at 03:11 PM |
The best explanation scientists have come up with for the sinking of ships in the Bermuda Triangle is massive amounts of pressure released from the
earth, consequently producing large amounts of bubbles sink the ship. This is because when the bubbles reduce all buoyancy of the water, providing the
vessel with a one way ticket to Davey Jone's Locker!
That explains the sinking's.
The routine flight mission mentioned above was just after WWII was called Flight 19. A squad of 8 or 9 planes were instructed to fly to a target
island to practice dropping bombs, then fly to another destination for the sake of navigation tuning, then return home. It was on the return trip
where everything went wrong, not within minutes of entering the Triangle, which was mentioned someplace above. After they had dropped their bombs and
were on the return flight home, suddenly all their instruments failed. Their destination unknown due to the failure of their compass which was now
spinning, they flew around for hours trying to find their way home. Garbled radio transmissions were heard of hysteria and confusion, they never knew
their position. The leader of the flight saw islands below which he thought to be the Florida Keys, but were really a Caribbean set of islands. This
was later confirmed after analysis of the description of the island provided by the pilot. They eventually ran out of gas and ditched in the Ocean. A
massive search was conducted, over 1,000 ships and hundreds of Catalina search planes were deployed, all they ever found was an oil slick. No trace of
debri wreckage or the pilots. The rescue squad lost a number of planes themselves. It remains a mystery to this day.
Sure the alteration of the gravitation of the Earths gravitational pull explains the spinning of the compass, but it doesn't explain all the others,
digital or not, going completely haywire. Many accounts have also been given to suggest that their are areas within the Bermuda Triangle that somehow
bend time, or a possible portal to another dimension. For example, one day a pilot (forgot his name) was making a routine flight through the Bermuda
Triangle when a cloud suddenly took the shape of some kind of vortex. He experienced complete instrument failure and when he emerged on the other
side, he had already made it to his destination, when he knew that the trip should have taken over an hour and half, and upon emerging on the other
side, the trip had taken about a half an hour. This affecting him so profoundly, he wrote a book about his experience. (Google it if you want.)
I believe his story. I've heard of this sort of thing happening to other people in other places. Trips people have made before, but they drive
through a fog (a reoccurring theme whenever this sort of thing happens) and the trip time is at least cut in half.
If you like I believe this is true, if time can be bent so, that signifies to me that Time is a creation that can be manipulated just like all other
things that have been created. Making Time the 5th dimension, which was proved long ago, but thats a whole different story.
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SkyeSweetnamLover6075
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posted on 10-3-2005 at 12:22 AM |
i love this triange 4 one reason it mysteries
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spidersareintune
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posted on 9-28-2005 at 05:34 PM |
dont forget were the triangles located, theres storms everywere and not to mention underwater mines still lying there all the way back to ww2 and the
amercain-spanish war
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Azegor
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posted on 9-27-2005 at 07:00 AM |
| Quote: | Originally posted by matrix_rocks
Bermuda Triangle, also known as one of two Devil's Triangles, has been known to sink many different sea vessels. Yes, there are deep chasms that
would explain not finding ships, but how about airplanes that have disappeared? During WWII a flight of fighter planes took off to do a routine
fighter training mission off the coast of Florida and within minutes of hitting the Triangle, disappeared from radar and from history. How do you
explain that one? I know it is not the Aliens, but I find it odd that a squadron of freshly fueled airplanes disappear.
The next triangle is in Lake Superior. Though I do not know as much about this one, rumour has it many different sea bearing vessels have disappeared
here as well. Despite the popular myth, the Edmund Fitzgerald did not disappear into the triangle, instead was snapped in two during a very bad
winter storm.
This is the extent of my knowledge regarding the Devil's Triangles. |
There's 11 of them. They're referred to as "vile vortecies" because they sit on a grid pattern. They're points on the earth where gravity's been
known to... Well, shit on itself. The prevelent theory is that these ships and planes didn't crash or sink. They were shot into space when the
area's gravity reversed itself. There's a place not to far from where I am that's a more minor gravity vortex. Physics kinda goes on vacation.
Straight angles appear bent, things change size, water runs uphill etc.
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Toxin
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posted on 9-27-2005 at 02:33 AM |
I'm almost 100% sure it's simply magnetism. Although once when I travelled through it my vision went totally white for a while...
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GothInside
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posted on 9-23-2005 at 11:53 PM |
I don't know if I believe or not... But I've always been interested in the Bermuda Triangle, it's so mysterious.
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destructivellamaxtract
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posted on 9-23-2005 at 03:56 AM |
i believe
lol
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SkyeSweetnamLover6075
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posted on 9-23-2005 at 03:53 AM |
Thnx 4 your feedback keep up ur comments I love them!
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HooHoo
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posted on 7-29-2005 at 11:51 AM |
i watched a documentary yesterday and it said cormwall was anouther area similar to the bemuda triangle, but yeah whatever
i may of heard it wrong, fuck knows
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xenophile
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posted on 7-29-2005 at 11:46 AM |
If you wish to spend your time looking back through the forums, Trapezium and another member had an excellent theory on the bermuda triangle. It was
about half a year - a year ago, so it might take a while to search for it, but it is an interesting read.
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wildeyerotgut
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posted on 7-29-2005 at 12:38 AM |
Oh, absolutely. I think the aliens bring them to their underwater planet.
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Protector
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posted on 7-29-2005 at 12:36 AM |
I think that bermuda is more of a magnetic hot-spot than an Alien extraction spot....
but thats just me....
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Writermadman
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posted on 7-28-2005 at 12:12 AM |
I don't know but it sounds a lot like the greek myth...remember in the odysey when Odysius has to brave that terrible whirlpool so powerful and
strong that it could grab a bird from the sky? Maybe I'm thinking of something else though...
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white_pride
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posted on 7-27-2005 at 11:38 PM |
i dotn think that it is aliens
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Azrael
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posted on 7-25-2005 at 05:37 AM |
Bermuda Triangle, also known as one of two Devil's Triangles, has been known to sink many different sea vessels. Yes, there are deep chasms that
would explain not finding ships, but how about airplanes that have disappeared? During WWII a flight of fighter planes took off to do a routine
fighter training mission off the coast of Florida and within minutes of hitting the Triangle, disappeared from radar and from history. How do you
explain that one? I know it is not the Aliens, but I find it odd that a squadron of freshly fueled airplanes disappear.
The next triangle is in Lake Superior. Though I do not know as much about this one, rumour has it many different sea bearing vessels have disappeared
here as well. Despite the popular myth, the Edmund Fitzgerald did not disappear into the triangle, instead was snapped in two during a very bad
winter storm.
This is the extent of my knowledge regarding the Devil's Triangles.
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Cemetery Drive
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posted on 7-25-2005 at 05:00 AM |
| Quote: | Originally posted by Juhachi
There is nothing paranormal going on in that patch of sea. It's all been scientifically proven. Look it up on the net if you want. |
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Juhachi
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posted on 7-25-2005 at 04:55 AM |
There is nothing paranormal going on in that patch of sea. It's all been scientifically proven. Look it up on the net if you want.
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Bull_Schmidt
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posted on 7-24-2005 at 07:25 AM |
It is not anything paranormal. There are a number of reasons why ships have sunken there and never been found. There are many very deep chasms under
the water, which would make exploration extremely difficult, much less extraction.
As for why the ships sink, I can't remeber exactly why, but it has something to do with tectonic pressure. I could be wrong about that, though.
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metal_crazzed_freak
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posted on 7-22-2005 at 08:15 PM |
no i dont believe. why would i anyway?
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SkyeSweetnamLover6075
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posted on 7-22-2005 at 08:12 PM |
Bermuda Traingle. A strange area where ships, planes, and people disapear. Located the tip of Florida and Bermda and Puerto Rico. Most people say
Aliens take the people to their planets. Do you believe? (Leave comments! I'm interested in what you have to say about this topic!!) 
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