The Bermuda Triangle

What is the Bermuda Triangle?

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as “The Devil’s Triangle”, is a great mystery to
the world. Many people have multiple theories as to what the Bermuda Triangle is,
but there is no definite answer. After the unusual disappearance of Flight 19, people
began to wonder as to what the Bermuda Triangle really was. You're going to learn
about this strange area, and hopefully by the end of this presentation, you will have
your own theory about the Bermuda Triangle.
History
The Bermuda Triangle is off the southeastern coast of Florida. It covers 440,000
square miles and is believed by scientists to have violent unexpected storms or
downward air currents that destroy planes and ships. When going over the
Bermuda, most ships or planes have equipment malfunctions and the compasses stop
working all of the sudden.
Flight 19
After Flight 19 suddenly disappeared, people started to acknowledge the Bermuda
Triangle. Flight 19 was a plane full of U.S. Navy Bombers with a crew of 13 men.
The pilot’s name was Charles Taylor, and while he was having trouble while flying
over the Bermuda, he was talking to an air force about his difficulties. This is what
makes Flight 19 so famous, because the plane disappeared while in the midst of
talking to someone.
Theories
There are many theories scientists and people beleive that causes the Bermuda
Triangle disapperances. A few of the theories include:

● Atlantis is located underneath the Bermuda Triangle

● Giant squids and sharks attack ships and planes in the Bermuda area.
● Aliens and UFOS cause the vanishing in the Bermuda Triangle
● Violent storms and downfalls of wind cause ships and planes to crash and
disappear
Conclusion
In conclusion, there is no definite answer as to what the Bermuda Triangle is. That
is something people have to answer themselves. I hope you learned a lot from this
presentation and were able to answer that question for yourself.