The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved

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IXn the afternoon of December 5,1945, five Navy Avenger.torpedo bombers took off from Fort Lauderdale Naval Air Station on a | short routine flight. Less than two hours later the flight leader radioed the control tower that they were lost and unable to tell in which direc- ¦ tion they were flying. As communications faded, a rescue plane was sent out to the patrol's last estimated position. It was never heard from , again. A vast search continued for days, but no trace of the six aircraft was ever found. They had vanished in the Bermuda Triangle.
What is this strange area in the Atlantic Ocean in which ships and planes seem to be continually disappearing under mysterious circumstances—in good weather, without warning, without a trace? Is it a region of electromagnetic aberration, a space-time warp in which an unfortunate vessel can be forever trapped in another dimension? Is it a favorite spot for UFOs to pick up earthlings and their vehicles for study in other galaxies? Or is... Tovább

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IXn the afternoon of December 5,1945, five Navy Avenger.torpedo bombers took off from Fort Lauderdale Naval Air Station on a | short routine flight. Less than two hours later the flight leader radioed the control tower that they were lost and unable to tell in which direc- ¦ tion they were flying. As communications faded, a rescue plane was sent out to the patrol's last estimated position. It was never heard from , again. A vast search continued for days, but no trace of the six aircraft was ever found. They had vanished in the Bermuda Triangle.
What is this strange area in the Atlantic Ocean in which ships and planes seem to be continually disappearing under mysterious circumstances—in good weather, without warning, without a trace? Is it a region of electromagnetic aberration, a space-time warp in which an unfortunate vessel can be forever trapped in another dimension? Is it a favorite spot for UFOs to pick up earthlings and their vehicles for study in other galaxies? Or is it the domain of a sea monster or an evil spirit seeking some grim revenge?
Requests for information on the Bermuda Triangle sent Lawrence David Kusche, a reference librarian at Arizona State University, on an intensive search. After compiling a bibliography on the subject, he decided to collect all the information that could be found about each incident. He made contact with the Coast Guard, the Air Force, Lloyd's, and many other agencies. He obtained microfilm copies of newspapers from Miami, Norfolk, Nassau, and other places where incidents were likely to have been reported. He searched the entire New York Times /ni/ex beginning with 1851.
This exhaustive research had an unexpected result—it solved the mystery. The evidence is presented here, in its original form wherever possible, along with the stories of the incidents as they have been told over the years. The reader can thus unravel the mystery for him- or herself. Vissza