Misc Paranormal Topics: Bermuda Triangle: Page 5

The Bermuda Triangle has been a source of mystery, myth, and, legend for a hundred years. Strange phenomena and disappearances take place there that baffle and confuse scientists and researchers. These events range from lights in the sky to the disappearances of entire ships, including their crew, without leaving a trace. In the last hundred

The Bermuda Triangle is an imaginary triangle of lines which stretch from Norfolk, Virginia, in the United States, to Puerto Rico, and joining at the island of Bermuda, from which it takes its name.

Information about the Bermuda Triangle from Occultopedia.com. Also includes links to all media sources on the topic, including books, magazines, and videos.

General information about the Bermuda Triangle. From the Ocean98.org Oceanclopedia.

Boats go into the area an assume they are traveling in an easterly direction when in fact they are traveling east-north east. If the boat is going a short distance the problem can be corrected by simply watching the shoreline or other familair landmarks. If the boat is going a long distance the landmarks become lost beyond the horizon. To further exaberate the problem the further the boat goes out the more off course it becomes.

A skeptical description of the Bermuda Triangle.

Claims that the Bermuda Triangle is among the 'Bad Fads'. Provides some background and information on the topic.

Over time, the production and schedule information at Psi Phi, the interactive reviews at the Spoiler-free Opinion Summary, and the exhaustive listings of ships and locations at the Star Trek Archive have become increasingly intertwined. Episodic information on each site contains links to the other two. In mid 1998, this integration became so tightly woven that it seemed only natural to formalize this previously informal association. Thus, the Bermuda Trekangle was born.

The Purpose of this page is to show the flaws of the pseudo-scientific publications that try to turn the Bermuda Triangle into some mystical place. Current possible theories involve the Lost Civilization of Atlantis, a Warp in the Space/Time Continuum, a Beacon for UFOs, an Intermittent Black Hole, Giant Gas Bubbles and God only knows what else.

In 1970, Dr. Ray Brown, a naturopathic practitioner from Mesa, Arizona, went scuba diving with some friends near the Bari Islands in the Bahamas, close to a popular area known as the Tongue of the Ocean. During one of his dives, Brown became separated from his friends and while searching for them he was startled when he came across a strange pyramid shape silhouetted against the aquamarine light.