The disappearances in the infamous region has
repeatedly been blamed on the paranormal - with
suggestions it could be a vortex to another
dimension
which has transported the poor souls on board
away from our universe. But now scientists believe there
could be a much
more Earthly, and provable explanation, for the
legend also known as the Devil's Triangle.
Researchers have found huge undersea craters
which could be tell-tale signs on why vessels went missing
and were possible blown to smithereens, to end up
at
the bottom of the sea. The up to half-mile-wide and
150ft deep craters in the
Barents Sea are thought to have been caused by a build-up of methane.
They are just off the Norweaigan coast - a country
rich
in natural gas reserves. Methane is likely to have
leaked from deposits of
natural gas deeper below the sea bed, then created cavities which eventually burst, once the pressure
gets too high, the scientists said. This would lead to a
massive blow up of gas, which
could cause a boat or ship to fail if it was passing at
the height of the explosion. Russian scientist Igor
Yeltsov, deputy head of the Trofimuk Institute, said: "There is a version that the
Bermuda Triangle is a consequence of gas hydrates
reactions.
"They start to actively decompose with methane ice
turning into gas. "It happens in an avalanche-like
way, like a nuclear reaction, producing huge amounts of gas. "That
makes the ocean heat up and ships sink in its
waters mixed with a huge proportion of gas. "The
crater area is likely to represent one of the
largest hotspots for shallow marine methane
release in the Arctic." Hundreds of boats and planes have
been lost within
and just outside the triangle since Christopher
Columbus was the first to record its existence,
noting
his ship's compass stopped working and he saw a fireball in the sky.

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The bermuda triangle is for real