Bermuda Triangle: The World's Most Mysterious Waters
The Bermuda Triangle, located between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, covers about 500,000 square kilometers and is known for mysterious disappearances dating back to the 15th century. During his first voyage to America in 1492, Christopher Columbus reported seeing strange lights and a malfunctioning compass, one of the earliest recorded incidents in the area. The most notable disappearances occurred in the 20th century. In 1945, five planes, known as "Flight 19," vanished during a training flight, with no trace left behind. A rescue plane sent afterward also disappeared. In 1963, the massive sulfur tanker SS Marine Sulphur Queen vanished off Florida's coast, and in 1967, the luxury yacht "Witchcraft" disappeared just miles from Miami, adding to the intrigue of the Bermuda Triangle.

Several theories try to explain these disappearances. Some suggest that magnetic anomalies and strong ocean currents interfere with navigational systems, causing ships and aircraft to lose their way. Sudden weather changes and underwater volcanic activity, which could release large gas bubbles, are also considered natural causes. Others propose paranormal explanations, such as UFO sightings or ancient technologies hidden beneath the sea. Despite numerous theories, the Bermuda Triangle remains an enduring mystery, blending natural phenomena, technology, and legend.

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