What is the secret behind the Bermuda Triangle? Where have all the missing planes and ships gone?

The scientific and technological exploration process of human beings has been constantly refreshed, with new species, new theories, new research and development achievements and so on. But even at the moment of rapid change, there are still blind spots in nature that humans cannot detect, such as "Bermuda".

The discovery of Bermuda is quite historic and legendary. As early as 1502 AD, when Columbus led an ocean-going fleet to sea, this devil's area had already shown its horror.

According to existing records, Columbus’s fleet was still on the sea when it approached this area of ​​Bermuda, but a huge gust of wind suddenly appeared around it.

What is even more frightening is that the surrounding astronomical climate has also undergone tremendous changes. The strong winds made the surrounding sky dark. I do not know when, the navigation instruments on the ship also all failed, and the entire fleet immediately lost its direction.

Fortunately, it was Columbus who led the fleet. The navigator with rich working experience immediately directed the crew to turn around and sailed to the coast of Florida in the strong wind to avoid this major crisis.

But when they were out of danger and checked the ship, they discovered that the direction of the magnetic compass was already deviated, from the north to the northwest by a full 36 degrees!

The accident had a profound impact on Columbus, who described the event in detail in his letter to the King of Spain, stating that "two eyes could not see the sun and the stars" at the time of the accident.

In the memories of the crew members, it was much more bizarre than the accident. Some crew members said that they found a "fireball" when the wind came, or more precisely, "a strange fire fell from the sky into the sea" .

One crew member said there was a strange light floating on the sea during the storm.

However, due to the development of science and technology at that time, this adventure did not attract the attention of scientists.

The Bermuda Triangle once again showed its dangers in 1840. This time its appearance led to the bizarre disappearance of the entire ship.

In 1840, the "Rosari" set off from France and started a voyage. The ship, which was loaded with many perfumes and wines, lost news as soon as it approached Cuba. The navy finally found the vessel in the Bermuda Triangle waters after a search.

Strange things happened, the ship didn't appear to have suffered any damage after a few days of disappearance, the perfume and wine did not diminish, and the fruit on board was still delicious.

However, the crew disappeared en masse, leaving only a canary starving for many days in the huge cabin.

No one knows what happened to that ship. After that, similar accidents in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle continued one after another. But the horrors of the Bermuda Triangle remained largely unknown during this period.

It wasn't until 1950 that American newspapers reported the disappearance of ships and planes between Bermuda and the coast of Florida, detailing five incidents over the previous five years.

A total of about 135 people in these incidents disappeared directly in the area, along with nine aircraft and a boat.

After this report was issued, Bermuda attracted people's attention for the first time, but also due to the level of technology at the time, many events in Bermuda could not be explained by scientific theories.

This area became one of the unsolved mysteries, with some referring to the Bermuda region as the "Devil's Triangle".

Two years later, a magazine covered the place again, not only recording the disappearance of a bizarre ship in the Bermuda area.

The disappearance of the bizarre ship in Bermuda has begun to attract the attention of the world. Because more and more unknown and incredible events have been discovered, Bermuda has become more and more widely spread, and more and more fields have been affected.

As of today, "Bermuda" refers not only to the disappearance of ships in the Bermuda Triangle, but also to the name of various disappearance accidents.

There have been countless bizarre incidents in the Bermuda Triangle, from the Columbus voyage to the years since, but the most incredible and terrifying of them all is the Fleet 19 incident.

The accident occurred in December 1945, when a 14-man U.S. training squadron left the coast of Florida after completing a routine exercise. According to previous data, they would train for more than two hours before returning home.

But just as the squadron was about to return home, the pilot in charge of the pilot said that he had lost his way.

The pilots reported that both navigation systems on the plane had malfunctioned, and contact with the ground was so weak that there was little to no connection. Attempts by ground stations to confirm the exact coordinates of the squadron's aircraft have been unsuccessful after several attempts.

Until the contact signal between the ground tower and the aircraft gradually weakened. Just four hours after the plane took off, because the ground estimated the current approximate position of the entire squadron, an airship named "ST-49" was dispatched to search for the entire squadron.

But it didn't take long for the airship to disappear, too. At that time, a ship had seen a plane crashing into the sea in Bermuda and then exploded. However, in the follow-up salvage investigation, neither the remains of people nor the traces of aircraft, ships and other items were found at the place where the plane crashed.

It can be said that both the squadron and the airship completely lost contact with the outside world shortly after entering the Bermuda Triangle.

According to the air conversations intercepted later, just after the No. 19 fleet gradually lost contact with the ground, the pilots of the fleet had disputes over the flight direction and coordinate positioning.

The airship ST-49 in charge of the exploration was also trying to contact other planes in the middle, but the messages sent out were all lost.

Just 23 minutes after the airship took off, the picture of the plane crashing into the sea was discovered, and the ST-49 staff, like all the members of the No. 19 fleet, became one of the many mysteries in the Bermuda Triangle.

From Columbus' experience to being investigated in detail, what is in the Bermuda Triangle? And why a series of bizarre events happened has become a secret that many people are eager to know.

And because of the particularity of this area, it is not an exaggeration to say that the Bermuda Triangle is the grave of the pilot.

But not all pilots can't leave Bermuda safely. In 1972, pilot Bruce Gernon made a near-miss "time travel" in Bermuda.

At the time, the pilot and his family needed to fly from the Bahamas to Miami. According to previous data, the entire trip took at least 90 minutes, but after the adventure in the Bermuda Triangle, the entire flight was shortened to 45 minutes.

This is not just the data observed by the ground dispatcher. After the safe landing, Bruce Gernon specially checked the fuel tank. The amount of fuel used on this voyage was indeed only one-half of the fuel used in the past.

According to Bruce Gernon, a cloud suddenly appeared in his line of sight while passing through the Bermuda Triangle. He tried to pass through the cloud according to experience, but suddenly, the equipment on the plane failed.

Gernon tried to control the direction but was unsuccessful. He had to ask the ground control center for help, but the personnel of the control center did not find his specific location.

Gernon could only begin to observe the surrounding environment. He found that there was neither lightning nor rain around, but a strong white light began to appear around the plane. At the same time, it was noon during the day, but the sky was particularly dark and gloomy.

There was no specific direction, and the weather was erratic. The panicked Gernon suddenly found a U-shaped channel. In the dim environment, this U-shaped channel showed blue light, like the color of the sky.

Gnon then drove the plane towards this passage, and the front passage of the aircraft was also becoming narrower, and finally, just when the passage was about to disappear, Gnon rushed out.

However, after they came out, what Genon and others saw was not the blue sky. The navigation instruments on the plane were still out of order, and there was even a black fog.

Gernon contacted the ground staff, but still failed to detect their specific coordinates. Fortunately, not long after rushing out of the U-shaped channel, the black fog gradually dissipated. Then Gernon's plane was detected by radar, and they landed safely.

It has to be said that the Bermuda Triangle has been dangerous and mysterious from its discovery to the present, but Bruce Gernon's experience has made people see the other side of it.

As for whether the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle will be completely solved, and whether this area will no longer be so dangerous and bizarre, waiting for scientists to give the answer.