History of Bermuda Triangle
                     HISTORY OF BERMUDA 
TRIANGLE
What is BERMUDA TRIANGLE
The Bermuda Triangle is also 
known as the Devil's Triangle or 
Hurricane Alley.
It defines the mysterious region 
where several aircraft and ships 
are said to have disappeared.
It is in the western part of the 
North Atlantic region amongst the 
most traveled shipping lanes in the 
world.
What is BERMUDA TRIANGLE
Many commercial and 
private aircraft, as well as 
ships, have to pass this 
region. 
Especially, ships crossing 
through ports in the 
Americas, Europe, and the 
Caribbean islands has to pass 
the Bermuda triangle.
Mysterious place
There are many stories about this 
place.
Due to several disappearances relates 
Bermuda Triangle to the paranormal 
activities.
Various documented evidence shows 
that those incidents were spurious and 
inaccurately reported. 
Bermuda Triangle has got an identity 
as one of the mysterious places in the 
world.
History of Bermuda Triangle
Many airplanes and ships had 
disappeared in the region of the 
Bermuda Triangle.
The first notable disappearances 
in the Bermuda area appeared on 
September 17, 1950.
After that several planes and 
ships were disappearing like 
magic in this mysterious place.
Notable incidents
1.Ellen Austin
 In the year 1881, a derelict ship that 
was placed on board and attempted to 
sail to New York. 
 According to the stories, ship did not 
return and lost in the Bermuda 
triangle.
2. USS Cyclops
After departing the Barbados island after 4 March 1918, 
a ship fully loaded with manganese ore with a crew of 
309 went missing without any tress.
This is some of the largest loss of life incident in the 
history of the USA navy.
Notable incidents
3.Flight 19
The five TBM Avenger’s 
training flight named Flight-19.
While practicing over the North 
Atlantic region The flight never 
returned to base. 
4. KC-135 Stratotankers
On August 28, 1963, aircraft that was a pair of US Air 
Force KC-135 Stratotanker collided and crashed into the 
Atlantic.
The accident place was 300 miles west of Bermuda 
Triangle.
Other Notable incidents
G-AHNP Star Tiger- January 30, 
1948.
It was the flight from the Azores to 
Bermuda.
Douglas DC-3 aircraft- December 
28, 1948, 
Connemara IV- September 26, 1955
It was a pleasure yacht that was caught 
floating in the Atlantic south of 
Bermuda. 
Explanations to the Incidents
Many personalities published 
several articles related to misshapen 
at Bermuda triangles.
1. Sand's article 
It was the first article to suggest a 
supernatural element in incidents 
near the Bermuda Triangle.
2. The Deadly Bermuda Triangle
Suggested that disappearances were 
not related to a supernatural elements 
but were a part of a pattern of strange 
events in the region.
Explanations to the Incidents
3. Paranormal explanations
Bermuda Triangle 
sometimes connected to 
the Atlantis mythological 
story.
It is said to be the submerged rock formation which is in 
the shape triangle that known as the Bimini Road off the 
island of Bimini in the Bahamas.
It is believed that this incident is happened due to 
paranormal activities. 
Explanations to the Incidents
4. Natural explanations
In many cases, Compass problems are 
reasonable for Triangle incidents. 
Unusual local magnetic anomalies 
may exist in the area leading to 
misguided directions.
Gulf Stream also considered a cause 
of these incidents.
Of course, Human error is considered 
the topmost reason in these incidents.