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| QUOTE (Babs @ Mar 24 2004, 07:41 PM) |
That 'warp' idea, dragonflamer, is good. I saw on tv where there are several spots like the Burmuda triangle, in the world, where ships and planes disappear. I think there is a spot in the Pacific. So, the Burmuda triangle isn't the only one.  |
And the worlds governments just casually ignore the fact that there are several areas of ocean where ships just "disappear"
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Alot of things happen, WorkMonkey, unbeknownst to you. 
OK.. let's make it clear...
1. The Bermuda triangle is not a place where you just go there and disappear. Today we still have hundreeds of planes and ships going through the area without any problem.
2. Ships dissapear all over the world. It happens all the time.
The alleged phenomena is that the number of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle is significantly higher than the rest of the world.
1. The Bermuda triangle is not a place where you just go there and disappear. Today we still have hundreeds of planes and ships going through the area without any problem.
2. Ships dissapear all over the world. It happens all the time.
The alleged phenomena is that the number of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle is significantly higher than the rest of the world.
And the Bermuda Triangle is not even a triangle 
A rough estimate of where major losses may have occurred, based on last known position or course followed.
A rough estimate of where major losses may have occurred, based on last known position or course followed.
the warp thing sounded more fun then just getting lost 
Biggest mystery of them all i believe.. so many dissaperences, and no trace of anything... this is one of my fav. mysteries, they just wrote a NEW book on it, im about to buy and read!!! ill tell you guys if i read anything realllly interesting.
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I think there has been way too much activity in such a concentrated area for there to be only one explanation. The most part of them could easily be just what they appear: Unskilled boaters/pilots, accidents, possibly pirate activity, or just plain exaggeration. But there are still enough cases that cannot be explained away like that. Flight 19 is one of my favorites, though it does take some rooting to cut out the "extras" that have been added over the years.
Aliens? Vortexes? Spirits of Atlantis? Ghosts of cursed ships? All are possibilities. To paraphrase a good friend of Solar Pons: "...whatever is left, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
ok, during one of the wars,,,,WW2 i think it was,,,we sent a thousand planes over to our enemies in Europe or Asia,,,idk, you'll have to recheck my sources,,,but the thousand planes went over the Bermuda Triangle,,,,every last single plane disappeared and was never seen again----kind of like the death ray, made a thousand planes disappear without a trace (recheck that too) we never figured out how whats-his-name made the death ray with such range,,,,it would have been many times more effective than the H-Bomb
what is ur guys theories about the bermuda triangle
here some information about the triangle The Triangl
I think that the triangle is closer to the core or the crust and mantle are thiner
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