The Curse of the Bermuda Triangle (Full Episode) | Atlas of Cursed Places

The Bermuda Triangle: Everybody’s heard about this stretch of cursed ocean off America’s eastern coast where ships and aircraft disappear without explanation. Or do they? Sam dives into the origin of the curse of the Bermuda Triangle and looks to oceanographers, physicists and probability analysts to get to the sandy wet bottom of this age-old ocean mystery.

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The Curse of the Bermuda Triangle (Full Episode) | Atlas of Cursed Places

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[fatherfreddie]

The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by National Geographic is truly a gift 👍👍👍
May I also remind you the forgotten fact that our Native Americans population in our motherland, Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while European population in their motherland, Continent of Europe was around 25 millions.
Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering 'TWO BILLION'! A shockingly sad truth.
In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return North/South America and Australia/New Zealand in Asia-Pacific to rightful owners Native American people and Native Asian-Pacific people.
Remember, notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask?

[desireenicole]

The Bermuda Triangle topic never gets old so I’m grateful they steadily update videos about it every few years 👌🏽

[tonyb]

Don't think I've ever seen this much 'dramatic slow-motion' in one show...ever. Kudos on making something perfect to fall asleep to.;;

[MrsSbihi]

"Sadly, I'm an adult"

Definitely relatable 😂

[grammajo]

In the beginning of this there were some men having a conversation about the B triangle. I just love listening to people sharing stories and thoughts and personal explanations. It is so cool and random and not scripted!

[alfabraxton]

*I have watched several documentaries on Bermuda Triangle, and honestly speaking, this is the best one. Worth your time 👍👍*

[anuragkhaund]

I have watched multiple Bermuda Triangle based short films and documentaries, but have to say, this is the most scientifically accurate and logically plausible explanation given till date.

[mtsan]

really really appreciate national geography videos. Free, educational, entertaining, high quality, and does all the history, research, traveling, collaborations, and impossible tasks that us viewers wouldn't be able to do to know about something.

[elizabethd]

My stepdad is a pilot for American Airlines. He's flown through there dozens of times and never had anything wired happen at all. It's strange how some are completely unaffected and some are completely devistated.

[AncientWonderX]

The Bermuda Triangle is like a magnet for wild theories, and the alien angle is particularly fascinating. It's the perfect storm of unexplained phenomena and our deep desire to believe in the extraordinary. Aliens or not, the Triangle keeps us guessing and fuels our imaginations.

[johnq]

The north Coast of Puerto Rico is the deepest spot of the entire Atlantic Ocean, in San Juan Morro Castle there are many crazy stories as well since that’s the point of the Bermuda Triangle. Soldiers used to disappear at night and they called the devils garita or La garita del diablo. Look it up.

[hocineoudjoudi]

Such a valuable documentary that arises even more questions and mysteries in our minds. Thank you for providing us with lots of informations for free

[shayansachinbasu]

The best Explanation of the Bermuda Triangle till date.

[lindada]

The fact that the Bermuda Triangle is still a thing makes it mysterious

[deborahnieling]

I absolutely believe in Rogue waves or freak waves... Just some conditions have to come together to create these crazy waves! But I still don't understand how it is possible that such huge amounts of ships and airplanes disappear without a trace! Really a mystery!

[donnewton]

I'm less concerned about the Bermuda triangle than the fact that you left a fire unattended...

[DelbertStinkfester]

I'm 57 and I still blame the Easter Bunny for everything

[nat]

I have lived in Miami for the past 40 yrs. We go out fishing weekends, Bimini, Nassau, other islands. We always check equipment/boat thoroughly. Many people just jump in a boat without checking to be left stranded hours later. I see this all the time.

[jacoblecoy]

I was aboard a U.S. Navy ship homeported at Key West, Fl. For two years. We steamed through, and conducted OR testing in and around the Bermuda Triangle, passed through it enroute to the Med, and practiced fleet ship manuevers regularly. Aside from seeming darker than most nights at sea, I never saw anything unusual in the B.T.

[ayushmaria]

The Bermuda triangle keeps me curious up even today...