For centuries the Bermuda Triangle is always associated with some number of cases of mysterious disappearance of ships or aircrafts in the region.
Located between Miami, Puerto Rico, and the island of Bermuda, the mystery of the Bermuda triangle that over the years studied by scientists, and thought to have been solved now.
Located between Miami, Puerto Rico, and the island of Bermuda, the mystery of the Bermuda triangle that over the years studied by scientists, and thought to have been solved now.
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| Could this be the reason so many planes and ships have gone missing in the Bermuda Triangle? (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1f3Yct) |
A new kind of theory states that the bizarre clouds are connected with the 'air bombs' has a speed of 273 kilometers per hour (170 mph), which could topple the air and sea transporters are passed through around the north-west region of the Atlantic Ocean.
As quoted by News.com.au on Sunday, October 23, 2016, now the mystery could finally be solved after the meteorologists speaking to the Science Channel's What on Earth revealed their findings. Allegedly
a strange shaped clouds formed above the Bermuda triangle could explain why
dozens of ships and planes mysteriously disappear every time passes
through these sea area.
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| The strange hexagonal clouds seen hovering above the Bermuda Triangle. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1f3Yca) |
The research carried out by using the satellite radar images, and they have found a strange 'hexagonal' shaped clouds with a width of 32 km (20 miles) and 80 kilometers (50 miles), which can make the sea waves rose as high as 13 meters.
"Normally we do not see the clouds at the end of the straight angles like this. The clouds mostly irregularly shaped," said Dr. Steve Miller of Colorado State University, as quoted from USMagazine.com.
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| The clouds are believed to have been caused by 170 mph 'air bombs.' (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1f3Yca) |
Meanwhile Dr. Randy Cerveny of the University of Arizona adds that the 'air bombs' is formed from a process called microbursts (a strong winds with the movement direction swooping to the ground which causes air deviation). "These strong wind looks like a storm can easily sink a ship. And the microburst then hit the ocean so as to form the waves are sometimes very large," said Cerveny.
As we all knew, previously there are several theories that try to explain the phenomenon appears to have dissappeared more than 20 aircrafts and 50 ships within a period of 100 years. But until now, none of these theories could explain scientifically and reasonable. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | THE SUN | NEWS.COM.AU]
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