What's Really Going on At the Bottom of the Bermuda Triangle?

Alright, so you know the Bermuda Triangle, that mythical place where planes and ships just vanish into thin air? Well, hold onto your hats because we're diving deep to uncover what's really happening down there! Forget the spooky stories and grab your snorkel, 'cause we're about to explore the truth about the mysteries lurking beneath the waves. This video spills the beans on the wildest theories and the latest scientific discoveries. So, buckle up, folks, as we embark on a wild ride to unravel the secrets of the Bermuda Triangle's enigmatic depths!

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[dewaldsteyn]

I remember watching a movie about the bermuda triangle. It was the scariest thing ever..

[Johnboy]

Ships and planes transit the Bermuda Triangle all the time, I did it myself while in the Coast Guard. It's just more ocean and all of it can be deadly and have anomalies. The Abyssal Plain and trenches are littered with the scattered rotting ruins of human failure. There's no woo necessary.

[joederocco]

ocean seems scarier than the dense forest or dessert at night

[nanakofi]

Every narrative about the Bermuda triangle sounds scary

[alancranford]

That Bonanza taking a short cut through the Twilight Zone would have been far more entertaining for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny--airplane instruments going whacky, plan crash-landing near the Battle of Syracuse due to pilot disorientation and emerging from the fog almost too late to pull out, aircraft magnetos malfunctioning...

But I expect too much.

[erofcri]

Maybe the asteroid have a magnet in it, and then the compass win, crazy because that🤔

[thequeenandherprincesseshi]

What if the bloob was recorded in the Bermuda Triangle

[aidenk]

I'm thinking all of the occurrences in the Bermuda triangle had something to do with that asteroid that Christopher Columbus saw because maybe it like is the reason all the ships and planes navigational systems stop working but that's just what I think.

[ochanoscar]

Have they ever tested the burmuda triangle with a non magnetic object before coming out with conclusion?

[Kenan-ijkd]

The Bermuda Triangle probably has weird, unknown creatures

[keyalpha]

Passenger jet in 1948? I think not. The first purpose-built jet airliner was the British de Havilland Comet which first flew in 1949 and entered service in 1952.

[alvaroq]

If only I could get a hold of an asteroid, the possibilities!

[andresangil]

Just like in the movie Star Trek, the ships must have hit a time warp at the time of it's occurrence. Only the vortex throw the plane steadily towards it's intended destination with less effort on the part of the planes mechanism.

[NikolaBabane]

Thank you for your fantastic Channels very Very interesting
I like it. Amazing place

[andrewdoug]

Planes and boats go missing out at sea all over the world have done for a long time nothing new.

[stellatinda]

This narration is so scary it's bedtime but Icannot sleep. All i think about is the bermuda triangle😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[kuroshukun]

Must of been some high winds blowing the plane at serious speeds going through there

[RobertoGonzalez-gmiw]

Ok so lets build a hi-tech wooden ship that could gender-swap into a sub and all the tech instruments would be crank-powered like the Model T😂😂😂

[thepreviewchannel]

"something weird going on there" 8:58

[fyylxqx]

I think the Bermuda triangle has the thing of it's time travel and has the power to destroy many ships.