AlienSama
Jun 29 2003, 04:07 PM
Imagine one day, you're on a air plane and you got sucked into the bermuda triangle. What do you think would happen to you? Or where would you go?
reese2
Jun 30 2003, 01:10 AM
Well, since people fly over the Bermuda Triangle all the time, I guess it would be very similar to a vacation.... Or business trip maybe? The Bermuda Triangle is a space that is 'triangular', spanning over the ocean, and it does exist. Now, what I think you mean is: What would happen if we were passing through the triangle, and we vanished? In that case....................
Speculating this of course, I would think maybe we would be skipping dimensions.. I think that would be pretty cool, only if it wasn't really dangerous or anything.. Who knows what has happened to the people that have gone missing there. Some say it is just a natural occurance, or disturbance that happens under the water, sinking the ships, and shorting out electrical equipment. Even pulling down planes that fly over head..
Maybe it is a portal to Atlantis? Or some short cut to another planet.. Who knows, but it is always cool thinking about the possibilities.... Thank goodness Science hasn't knocked this one away from us yet.. As exciting as it would be to discover what is really causing the phenomenon, I feel that maybe it wouldn't be that mysterious after all, and take the luster away from the situation..... (And kill all those imaginative guesses)
Reese
LittleL
Jul 3 2003, 01:45 AM
I am convinced that the bermuda triangle is responsible for transporting many ships and planes through time.Ther are the few cases that ive read of ,which describe pilots flying their planes on a test flight, only to find themselves 40 years into the future for a short moment! And they proved this because they lived to see that future.And many time travel experiences always result in a loss of time, and most peopel who have come back from their journey in, report feeling disoriented, ill, and had lost track of time or whatever had happened during thier short experience.Usually it feels alot shorter than the actual time they were reported missing.
sorry i cant write for $#Y*%
Homer
Jul 3 2003, 05:25 AM
There was a previous thread discussing the Bermuda Triangle
RIGHT HEREIn that thread, Sageghost and Althalus bring to light evidence that the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle is more of a myth than a fact.
Allie
Jul 3 2003, 05:51 AM
I find this very fascinating.
Very informative as well.
The Bermuda Triangle, has definitely quite a few stories around it. I would think either some government experiment or rare natural occurrence created the incidences in the region. Otherwise, I need to hunt for clues.
aquatus1
Jul 9 2004, 01:40 AM
Statistically, considering that this area is the single most heavily traveled area in the North American region, the amount of crashes and 'disappearances' is actually a bit on the low side.
Airplanes crash into the ocean and leave no evidence on a regular basis. Not every crash is going to have mile wide debris fields, particularly when you are talking about the small craft usually referred to in the Bermuda Triangle mythologies.
Before people start deciding what the cause of these phenomena are, they need to make sure that any such phenomena actually exists. The most commonly talked about dissapearances have been proven to be mistakes, exagerations, and (thank you Von Daineken) outright fabrications. Have there been disappearances? Yes. They happen all over the world. As a matter of fact, the Great Lakes region has more disappearances per year than the Bermuda Triangle area. It is nothing more mysterious than a plane falling into the water and sinking all the way to the bottom.
I was assigned to NAS Bermuda for two years on an ocean-going tug. We were out there in all kinds of weather, at all hours of the day and night, and in pretty much every condition that you could think of. Not once in that entire two year period did I ever experience anything that could be considered even remotely unexplainable.
Mandaygo
Jul 9 2004, 05:34 AM
I was watching a show a few months ago and in it they claim that some of the disappearances can be explained by a gas seeping from the ocean floor. I believe it was Methane but don't quote me. Anyway they proved how it could sink a huge ship in seconds leaving no trace and that if the air had a mixture of 1% of the methane in it, that an airplanes engine would stall out. Geologically they say the gas isn't in the ocean floor around that area, but the ocean bottom in some spots looked like it had released gas bubbles.
This doesn't explain all of the disappearances or some of the stranger events in the Triangle, but that is why it is a mystery.
Sweetpumper
Jul 9 2004, 06:04 AM
I'd wanna end up in an episode of "Everybody Loves Raymond."
VampChilde18
Jul 10 2004, 05:22 AM
Any way you look at it there is no way you can truly expain the bermuda triangle. Wheather you think it is a natrual occerence, a rip in the dimentitional tissue of our world (seems most likely to me) or time travel you can't really explain what happened to all those people. No one can, at least not until they are found. That is what draws people to any mystery, the fact that they have no clue about these things. Also, I don't know if anyone else has heard of this, but I think that I've heard of at least one more triangle somewhere else in the world where lots of people have disappeared. As well as seeing different dimentions to the bermuda triagle. Can anyone help me there. The secound triangle would be harder to find because it would be lost in the myth of the bermuda triangle.
Mandaygo
Jul 10 2004, 06:19 AM
I don't remember the name of the other triangle, but I am pretty sure it was over by Japan or China.
aquatus1
Jul 10 2004, 02:30 PM
It's called the Devil's Triangle. And as I said before, before you start looking for explanations or claiming that this is a mystery that cannot be solved, first you need to make sure that a mystery exists in the first place.
Once you weed out all the misinformation, the hoaxes, and the regular accidents, you are really left with nothing more than a bare patch of ocean with the exact same chance of a plane or ship falling into it as any other. Why do most accidents happen there? Simple, because they are major routes of commerce. The more ships and planes, the more accidents.
Don't simply accept that a ship disappeared there because the author says so. Especially if the author is Charles Berlitz.
PsiSeeker
Sep 23 2004, 06:11 AM
Does anyone know what actually happens in there???
Confused me

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BurnSide
Sep 23 2004, 06:13 AM
Try the search feature, there's at least 10 threads about the Bemuda Triangle you can get your answer from.
Sir_Oguh2
Sep 24 2004, 02:08 AM
i say bermuda triangle is a portal to the atlantis! when ill be rich someday ill get my super scientist equipment and become more rich by proving there is a city down there under this place. no seriously i think its just something with the sea and how the wind travels in this place that causes that there is more wind in this place of the world
DarkSide
Sep 24 2004, 06:59 PM
QUOTE(LittleL @ Jul 3 2003, 02:45 AM)
I am convinced that the bermuda triangle is responsible for transporting many ships and planes through time.Ther are the few cases that ive read of ,which describe pilots flying their planes on a test flight, only to find themselves 40 years into the future for a short moment! And they proved this because they lived to see that future.And many time travel experiences always result in a loss of time, and most peopel who have come back from their journey in, report feeling disoriented, ill, and had lost track of time or whatever had happened during thier short experience.Usually it feels alot shorter than the actual time they were reported missing.
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Hmm... But I have a cunning remark for this one

How would they know that they were 40 years in the futer if the only saw it from a plane over the ocean?
Well I am stumped about the bermuda triangle 'theory' about interdimensional travel and what not but I think the most plausible answer to this is he carbon dioxide or some other gas (grr

can't remeber) from vents on the floor jet up unexpectadly and sink boats and/or planes. It has also been tested that these blasts can travel up to 25 meaters in the air.
t54495
Nov 28 2005, 07:44 AM
because he said they lived to see what they saw in there experience.
i think that the bermuda and devil's triangles are both portals to the past when atlantis first got its technology and they wanted more so they made a time travel device that transports you back in or forward in time and ultimately they went so far forward in time that they saw and where part of the end of the world.
hazzard
Nov 28 2005, 08:14 AM
It is said that within this area a number of ships and planes have disappeared under highly unusual circumstances. The United States Coast Guard and others disagree with the assessment of paranormal activity, arguing that the number of incidents involving lost ships and planes is no larger than that of any other heavily traveled region of the world.
Skeptics comment that the disappearance of a train between two stops would be more convincing evidence of paranormal activity, and the fact that such things do not occur suggests that paranormal explanations are not needed for the disappearance of ships and airplanes in the far less predictable open ocean.
Experiments have proven that a methane bubble can indeed sink a ship by decreasing the density of the water.
Methane gas can also crash planes. The less dense air causes planes to lose lift. Also, the altimeter of planes (the instrument that measures the altitude) functions on the density of air. Because methane is less dense, the altimeter assumes the plane is climbing. Planes at night or in the clouds, where they can't see the ground, assume that they are climbing and dive, causing them to crash. Also, methane in the engine throws off the mix of fuel and air.
flyinghigh23
Nov 28 2005, 09:35 AM
I watched a documentary on the discovery channel that also talked about the phenomena being due to methane gas. I'm not sure there's much of a mystery anymore (as much as I'd love for there to be one).
Fly
teapot2432
Nov 28 2005, 04:59 PM
There is another triangle out there. It is called the Lake Michigan Triangle. IF you google it you could find more on it. As from what I have read it is similar to the Bermuda Triangle.
forgotfel
Nov 30 2005, 04:10 PM
QUOTE(flyinghigh23 @ Nov 28 2005, 09:35 AM) [snapback]951591[/snapback]
I watched a documentary on the discovery channel that also talked about the phenomena being due to methane gas. I'm not sure there's much of a mystery anymore (as much as I'd love for there to be one).
Fly
i didnt see this documentary, but ive heard about it. Looking forward to the mini-series on Sci-Fi Channel though that starts next Monday. The guy who is making the new Superman is making it too, plus it's got Eric Stoltz (from the Mask) in it....have you guys seen the previews?
vergel the shadower
Nov 30 2005, 04:20 PM
QUOTE(LittleL @ Jul 3 2003, 01:45 AM) [snapback]47602[/snapback]
I am convinced that the bermuda triangle is responsible for transporting many ships and planes through time.Ther are the few cases that ive read of ,which describe pilots flying their planes on a test flight, only to find themselves 40 years into the future for a short moment! And they proved this because they lived to see that future.And many time travel experiences always result in a loss of time, and most peopel who have come back from their journey in, report feeling disoriented, ill, and had lost track of time or whatever had happened during thier short experience.Usually it feels alot shorter than the actual time they were reported missing.
sorry i cant write for $#Y*%
i agree the triangle might ;ead to atlantis or take you back in time but their is no way to be sure but ive heard that the triangle takes you to another dimension but between the portal there is a sort of EMP device that stops any electrical transport and navigational device from getting to close
Craft
Nov 30 2005, 05:17 PM
http://shs.westport.k12.ct.us/chia/Caribbe...argasso_sea.htm Legends of a "sea of lost ships" predates the Bermuda Triangle by centuries and was, in many ways, strikingly similar to the mythos of the modern Bermuda Triangle. Derelict vessels were found here more often, shipshape but deserted. On one occasion a slaver was sighted with nothing but skeletons aboard.
Craft
Nov 30 2005, 05:34 PM
hazzard
Nov 30 2005, 06:38 PM
QUOTE(AlienSama @ Jun 29 2003, 05:07 PM) [snapback]46983[/snapback]
Imagine one day, you're on a air plane and you got sucked into the bermuda triangle. What do you think would happen to you? Or where would you go?
I would probably die with the rest of the crew and passengers,unless the pilot was able to ditch the aircraft smoothly,then I would exit the aircraft and swim to the closet shoreline.
The Bermuda triangle is a modern myth,the number of incidents involving lost ships and planes is no larger than that of any other heavily traveled region of the world.
TeraLink
Nov 30 2005, 09:31 PM
I'd go see the Atlanteans & they would offer me bed & board because we're old business partners.
TeraLink Was Here!
truth seeker
Nov 30 2005, 11:16 PM
If you want to talk water mystery the great lake vortex is the real one for the amount of travel over it has one of the highest mystery sinkings anywhere. There have been numerous reports of compass going crazy and the U.S. government did a study back in the 1970's that detected numerous magnetic anomalies of undetermined origins.
frogfish
Dec 1 2005, 12:20 AM
I think the methane reseres in that area are responible....a methane cloud could kill an old WWII engine and reverse that alititude dials. A large enough bubble could also sink a tanker within 10 seconds...many tests have been done and prove this. for example, there are 2 shows on the Discovery Channel that prove this theory.
quasar_kid
Dec 1 2005, 12:39 AM
Bermuda Triangle = like the movie Event Horizon

Liberate Tutemet Ex Inferis!
bravo1984
Dec 1 2005, 12:48 AM
bermuda triangle is where the portal of atlantis used to be. following the movements of the continents it shows that the garden of eden triangle and the city of atlantis are 1. hard to believe but think about it religion shows that the garden of eden cant be found and scientists can find atlantis. Bermuda Triangle i where the portal stayed whilst the continents moved. Iluminati and Draconians can only access this have a read around then say whether you agree or think i am as bad as david icke lol
Aroarer
Dec 1 2005, 01:03 AM
QUOTE(Mandaygo @ Jul 9 2004, 05:34 AM) [snapback]204562[/snapback]
I was watching a show a few months ago and in it they claim that some of the disappearances can be explained by a gas seeping from the ocean floor. I believe it was Methane but don't quote me. Anyway they proved how it could sink a huge ship in seconds leaving no trace and that if the air had a mixture of 1% of the methane in it, that an airplanes engine would stall out. Geologically they say the gas isn't in the ocean floor around that area, but the ocean bottom in some spots looked like it had released gas bubbles.
This doesn't explain all of the disappearances or some of the stranger events in the Triangle, but that is why it is a mystery.
I have herd the same thing before from a documentary I was whatching about the triangle. it was said that planes would fly through and get lost in a thick fog. all there navigational equipment was said to go crazy and wouldnt work properly.they knew this from a plane that got lost in there still had a radio working and reported thick fog and loss of co-ordinates of where they were then the radio would just cut off.When they sent a search team for the plane among the team were scientist s and a diving team to go and look they found no plane but they did find a deep canyon in the sea bed with something comeing out of it which they thought may of had something to do with it.
t54495
Dec 11 2005, 03:43 AM
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bermuda triangle is where the portal of atlantis used to be. following the movements of the continents it shows that the garden of eden triangle and the city of atlantis are 1. hard to believe but think about it religion shows that the garden of eden cant be found and scientists can find atlantis. Bermuda Triangle i where the portal stayed whilst the continents moved.
That could be but what about the devil's triangle and lake michigan triangle? i think but not sure all three make a equal lateral triangle.
Taylor
Dec 11 2005, 08:12 PM
QUOTE(AlienSama @ Jun 29 2003, 04:07 PM) [snapback]46983[/snapback]
Imagine one day, you're on a air plane and you got sucked into the bermuda triangle. What do you think would happen to you? Or where would you go?
Scientists believe that pilots get vertigo if you fly for too long, where they don't know if they are going up, down, left, or right. So they freak out and crash.
DemonWatcher
Dec 11 2005, 08:37 PM
Okay people, the Bermuda Triangle and the Devil's sea have one thing that is truly odd, compasses point to true north, rather than magnetic north, this would throw anybody off, no matter how good a navigator they might be.
Aquietas
Dec 15 2005, 01:29 PM
QUOTE(flyinghigh23 @ Nov 28 2005, 11:35 AM) [snapback]951591[/snapback]
I watched a documentary on the discovery channel that also talked about the phenomena being due to methane gas. I'm not sure there's much of a mystery anymore (as much as I'd love for there to be one).
Fly
I also watched the same documentary and the explantions given were quite factual enough to make thier deductions convincing. To my personal opinion, i also dont think there's any "mystery" left about the whole bermuda triangle.
For interest sake ? An Atlantean gateway ? If you could draw a straight line from bermuda through the earth you would end up in the devils triangle. So theoretically a "gateway" from one side of the earth to the other side = no atlantis...
meister_mephisto
Jan 4 2006, 05:22 AM
QUOTE(AlienSama @ Jun 29 2003, 04:07 PM) [snapback]46983[/snapback]
Imagine one day, you're on a air plane and you got sucked into the bermuda triangle. What do you think would happen to you? Or where would you go?
i think when bermuda triangle suck you down,you will goo under the Earth.is that okay?
meister_mephisto
Jan 4 2006, 05:26 AM
[quote name='reese2' date='Jun 30 2003, 01:10 AM' post='47046']
Well, since people fly over the Bermuda Triangle all the time, I guess it would be very similar to a vacation.... Or business trip maybe? The Bermuda Triangle is a space that is 'triangular', spanning over the ocean, and it does exist. Now, what I think you mean is: What would happen if we were passing through the triangle, and we vanished? In that case....................
Speculating this of course, I would think maybe we would be skipping dimensions.. I think that would be pretty cool, only if it wasn't really dangerous or anything.. Who knows what has happened to the people that have gone missing there. Some say it is just a natural occurance, or disturbance that happens under the water, sinking the ships, and shorting out electrical equipment. Even pulling down planes that fly over head..
Maybe it is a portal to Atlantis? Or some short cut to another planet.. Who knows, but it is always cool thinking about the possibilities.... Thank goodness Science hasn't knocked this one away from us yet.. As exciting as it would be to discover what is really causing the phenomenon, I feel that maybe it wouldn't be that mysterious after all, and take the luster away from the situation..... (And kill all those imaginative guesses)
Reese
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nice theory,maybe iits true!
-FireFly-
Mar 9 2006, 12:58 PM
yeah bermuda!!hmmm... for me its a portal.....bcoz in the philippines...the loss of children and other people. is bocoz those "kapre", "dwende" or "tikbalang" who want to be their kind and they offer u a gold or they will give food.well those who come back said that they enter a tree...an old tree...or a stone etc..something a portal there...and then they all see was gold...jewelries.etc. but the time??? is 2 weeks but in that other dimension is only a mints.....example of this is a child..from batangas....he was lost for 3 weeks....and the girl said it was only a mints.when the "dwende" pull her to a tree..and then she offer a 2 kinds of rice.. the black, and red..she ate the red..and then a seconds she was out of the tree...
the time!!! in other dimension...in case of bermuda....hmmm.. wat can u say??
lets combined this....
-the golden ratio...
-the golden geometry
-about high tech of atlantis..
-the anti-matter..
-the time travel...
sorry 4 my bad english..
Inverurie Jones
Apr 6 2006, 12:33 PM
QUOTE(Homer @ Jul 3 2003, 06:25 AM) [snapback]47646[/snapback]
There was a previous thread discussing the Bermuda Triangle
RIGHT HEREIn that thread, Sageghost and Althalus bring to light evidence that the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle is more of a myth than a fact.
Well, trotted out an old answer to one case...the same case that gave the area its catchy but almost completely inaccurate name. I say 'almost' only because it is near Bermuda. The general weirdness is not confined to the planned flightpath of Flight 19 by any stretch of the imagination. The loss of Flight 19 is one of the best known, but least weird, incidents in the area.
The methane bubbles, while a nice idea, don't pan out- an oil rig was lost because of methane a few years back. There was time to send a mayday, evacuate the entire crew to nearby facilities and even for the news helicopters to show up and film it sinking: very, very slowly. Hardly the sort of sudden and complete loss we're dealing with in many of the cases in the alleged 'Triangle'. The sinking rig also left quite a lot of floating bits and pieces. Even freak waves, which can send even the largest bulk carrier to the bottom in seconds, usually leave floating gubbins. Such wreckage is conspicuously absent in most of the 'Triangle' cases.
Also, with modern satellite-tracked EPIRBs, PLBs and so on, it should be almost impossible to simply 'lose' an aircraft or ship, but it continues to happen.
Oh, and- though they may have solved the mystery, they still haven't found Flight 19...
DamienPriest
Apr 6 2006, 11:02 PM
I love the Bermuda Triangle mystery! It is one of my own personal favorite ones. I suggest to watch the movie "The Philadelphia Experiment". It starred Nancy Allen and Michael Pare' who also starred in the famous movie "Eddie and the Cruisers". Anyway my point is, it has a very good theory on the Bermuda Triangle. One that I think may hold to be true rather than all of these other scientific explanations. The Methane Theory is very bogus because there is no way in hell that that many ships over th eyears have sunk due to Methane on the ocean floor. Maybe a few here and there but it doesn't explain them all vanishing.
Not only that, you had all of those war planes disappear I forget the name of the flight but it was a famous flight that had an unexplainable disappearence. I understand there are a lot of storms there and hurricanes. There is also a story on HARP. A goverment party that supposedly experimented with weather control and somehow opened a worm hole or vortex to space and time. That's what that movie is about.
Link;
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087910/It's very interesting and I wouldn't put anything past our government. I also know alot about HARP because part of the expirement took place on Long Island near Montauk Point at Camp Hero and rumor has it Einstein was a helping hand. Camp Hero is a military underground base beneath the rocks of Montauk Point on Long Island. Some theories also suggest that tunnels lead to Plumb Island underwater where other government experiments take place as well. Stories of mutants and mutated animals have been seen by tresspassers and visitors.
And by the way... Camp Hero just recently re-opened. How funny is it that last year we had a record breaking number of hurricanes after this particular base just re-opens. Mmmmmm?
Pretty interesting how that all ties together...
Matt
frogfish
Apr 7 2006, 12:38 AM
Its just shipping accidents...Its a major commerce route and has frequent hurricanes and tropical storms,
Kahrie
Apr 7 2006, 12:54 AM
QUOTE(frogfish @ Apr 7 2006, 12:38 PM) [snapback]1136833[/snapback]
Its just shipping accidents...Its a major commerce route and has frequent hurricanes and tropical storms,
Funny when they can't find any evidence of this anywhere!
frogfish
Apr 7 2006, 12:56 AM
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Funny when they can't find any evidence of this anywhere
Are you really that ignorant? Do you not know where U.S. shipping and commerce lines lay? Or where the majority of Us. Tropical storms and Hurricanes develop? In the "triangle"!
Kahrie
Apr 7 2006, 12:58 AM
QUOTE(frogfish @ Apr 7 2006, 12:56 PM) [snapback]1136875[/snapback]
Are you really that ignorant? Do you not know where U.S. shipping and commerce lines lay? Or where the majority of Us. Tropical storms and Hurricanes develop? In the "triangle"!
No i'm not ignorant why should i get told this by a 16 year old

THAT'S MY OPINION LEARN TO LIVE WITH IT
frogfish
Apr 7 2006, 12:59 AM
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THAT'S MY OPINION LEARN TO LIVE WITH IT
You asked a question about proof...I just answered...
Kahrie
Apr 7 2006, 01:06 AM
QUOTE(frogfish @ Apr 7 2006, 12:59 PM) [snapback]1136887[/snapback]
You asked a question about proof...I just answered...
yes which i appreciate to some degree
DamienPriest
Apr 7 2006, 01:20 AM
Yeah but calling somebody ignorant is very rude, especially coming from a 16 year old. I suggest reading the Forum rules before making remarks towards others. Care to tell a 29 year old man that I am ignorant because I base my opinion on facts and evidence over the years on this? You don't go around telling others they are ignorant, we are all entitled to speak our minds long as they pertain to the Forum rules *Hint*
An apology is in order here... right Kahrie? Not from you, from the guy who called you ignorant.
frogfish
Apr 7 2006, 01:24 AM
Funny thing is that I probably understand the rules more than you do, and if you read the posts instead of just blatantly defending your belief, you will know why I called Kahrie ignorant...
There is no apology needed here, rather, some studying by both kahrie and you.
strangebutsmart
Apr 7 2006, 01:26 AM
I think I'll go to hell or I would disappear into thin air, and be unconcious.
Kahrie
Apr 7 2006, 01:28 AM
Don't worry DamienPriest we all don't spend our entire lives on UM

i'm not ignorant yup i'm not going to listen to someone that is 16 and has not exsperienced the realities of life yet

about the burmuda triangle even scientists thats right SCIENTISTS can't explain what is happening in there for sure

just a bunch of theories
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