Misc Paranormal Topics: Bermuda Triangle: Page 6

The myth peaked in the 1970s, despite the official insistence that unexplained losses were due to heavy traffic, sudden violent weather or the Gulf Stream, which can rapidly carry a disabled ship off course, dispersing all wreckage. Yet speculation persisted that an unknown force had destroyed the lost vessels, or removed them to another dimension via some electromagnetic anomaly or in invisible UFOs. Some claimed submarine Atlantean crystal generators were resposible; others that official denial proved cover-up, out of either ignorance or complicity.

A chronological database of disappearances in the triangle.

Numerous links, charts and tables about this mysterious region.

This page talks about the book, 'The Bermuda Triangle Mystery- Solved' written by Larry Kusche.

Includes links to reference sites covering the subject of the Bermuda Triangle. Also contained are links to fun Bermuda sites on the net.

To my knowledge the first documentation that anything was amiss in the area came from Christopher Columbus, who reported compass malfunctions and a bolt of fire that fell into the sea. He also reports of a light on the horizon. The rest is history

A site that provides information about the so-called Devil's Triangle, along with a lot of maps and pictures.

Discusses the Bermuda Triangle phenomenon from a skeptical point of view.

Part of educational web sites designed by participants in the ThinkQuest Competitions. Offers strange events, theories, and the geography of the Bermuda Triangle. Also offers details about the authors of this site.

Parallel experiences, creational geometry, deja vu, spacetime continuum, Philadelphia Experiment, Bermuda Triangle and links.