World of Mysteries - Bermuda Triangle

Over the past fifty years 3000 ships and 100 planes have gone missing in a mysterious stretch of water in the Atlantic Ocean. One minute they are there, the next, they’ve vanished. They all have one thing in common, they all ventured in to the Bermuda Triangle.

They’re paradise destinations for tourists, the sunshine coast of Florida and the Florida Keys, the sun-baked island of Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas, and the beautiful coral seas of Bermuda. But the surrounding waters hold a mystery that has been known by many names, the Devil’s Triangle, the Devil’s Seas, Graveyard of the Atlantic, but one given to these infamous waters strikes fear into the hearts of those who attempt to cross it, the Bermuda Triangle.

The Bermuda Triangle lies off the Eastern Seaboard of the United States bordered by the Florida Keys, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, one and half million square miles of empty ocean.

“Bermuda Triangle”, is a documentary, from the “World of Mysteries” series.

[kwentongdayo]

Why they don't make documentaries like these anymore?

Man, the music, sound mixing, narrator's voice and screenplay. It's just different and there's something that perfectly put this on a late-evening TV show.

Relaxing and nostalgic.

[the_auditor]

The triangle always fascinated the hell outta me not gonna lie

[foxonrunspotoneverywhere]

Now this is what I call a goodnight show to watch at bedtime!


Very relaxing!

[anelectrician]

Why not fly an unmanned drone there ?
It must be easier than going to the moon !
Make it happen !

[rajivtakbi]

What if we put all the politicians of the world in there then?

[CTFILMS]

Damn I just got off a cruise and the sea definitely is a mystical force. We were walking on the deck walking the opposite direction of the boat and it was so weird. Looking out in the ocean at night time had this crazy affect where it felt like the water was slowly mentally and physically breaking me down till I fell in. It was weird! Also the moons light was so bright that the light reflected all the way from the moon to our boat. And I spent most of the early morning talking to God on the deck and with all that water and looking up and seeing all the stars I’ve never felt closer to him. Felt like we were talking in the same room. What being could command something as great as the seas and who are we as humans to be impressed with mega ships that are like toys in a bathtub in God’s big ocean.

[henrysantos]

Interesting documentary well done
God bless every single person watching this documentary
Peace and love for everyone.🙏.

[adrinathegreat]

Amazing that the Bermuda triangle is one of the biggest shipping areas in the world and the skies above is one of the most well used for air traffic, yet so few deaths or accidents in comparison to the unbelievable volume of traffic that crosses the water or skies above the Bermuda triangle.

[RedTheWanderer]

None of today's documentaries can hold a candle to these kinds of old ones, there's so much individuality in older documentaries as compared to the ones we see, say, Netflix pouring out.

[LinnetWoods]

In 2000, I was at the helm of the schooner Leopard Normand III when the compass suddenly switched direction 70 degrees to westward under perfectly steady wind conditions in lovely weather. Luckily our GPS (Global Positioning System) showed the true compass bearing and, after a few hours, the compass in the binnacle returned to the correct heading. Without the GPS we could have ended up hopelessly lost.

[dlighted]

Not being able to recover a body from that vast ocean, may be understandable. However, what is perplexing to me, is not finding any of the wreckage. Aircrafts and watercrafts are not small; then when they are lost in multiples, that's a lot of large fuselage that you would think would somehow resurface at some point...but it doesn't. We tend to believe only that which can be explained scientifically, but everything isn't that easy. There are things that defy human explanation. I believe there could be something beneath the earths surface around that particular perimeter that causes a strong gravitational pull. The narrator says "...Bermuda...is perched on top of an extinct volcano...". That alone is significant. We may never solve the mystery, because the areas true depth may never be explorable. In the meantime, we should all keep an open mind.

[stephanieaskew]

It would be interesting to see what's on the bottom of the ocean in that area!

[lburns]

Aside from talking about the 'mystery', this was extremely educational and informational and interesting!

[iamtheamericandream]

I've traveled through the Bermuda Triangle and I made it to tell the tale! However, you can literally feel heaviness when you pass through.

[marycrisestrella]

It gave me a lot of insights about bermuda triangle and all the unexplanable happenings in it. Plus hearing from diff. people about their stories which is about having the same horrible experiences about this place.

[iceman]

Never know, learning more about the Bermuda Triangle might teach us how to travel the universe with ease.

[danemoutia]

Planes crashing, boats sinking, this is no ordinary triangle

[jackparker]

5 planes a year even now? sounds like that should be a no-fly zone

[belindacarter]

I was born and raised in Pensacola Florida on the Gulf Coast and being on the ocean I always wondered what the hell is down below in that water that we can’t see

[adisomerovic]

What if the guy that makes the Simpson’s went there and that’s how he know everything