We live in the age of science and sometimes, things happen
that cannot be explained by the laws of science that we study in the schools
and colleges. There are a lot of mysteries in the world. Unexplained things,
places and events that make us believe in the supernatural. There are many
things in the world that the Science today cannot explain and among the top
comes the Bermuda triangle mystery.
Bermuda Triangle |
The Bermuda triangle, as you can see in the picture, is
located in the Atlantic Ocean. It has been home to a large number of mysteries
that involve the aircrafts and ships getting lost in that particular region.
The
most amazing incident that I know is about a pilot who took off from the
islands, from the south of the triangle and was headed towards the giant landmass (Florida).
He was on propeller plane which could only go at the limited speed of something
around 300 kmph. The distance was so much that he needed to travel for hours
and it would mean burning more than 60% of the fuel that he had. On the way
through the Triangle he remembered seeing a swirl of the clouds and the shaking
of the plane, it took 15 minutes for the clouds to disappear. Meanwhile all his
measuring instruments went haywire and he had no clue of his location. On the
clearing of clouds he saw his location on the instrument of the plane and it
read him being flying above ground. He thought it to be incorrect and suddenly
was shocked to see the ground beneath on looking through the window. This made him land his plane
at his destination as soon as possible and figure out an explanation for the
event that had just occurred. There was none. The fuel in the plane was almost
as if the plane had flew for the exact same time the pilot flew it actually
which was also confirmed by the flight control taking in the time of flight of
the aircraft and its landing. The plane had gone faster than it could go, to
cross the triangle at supersonic speeds, with evidence of fuel and time
notations.
This is one of the best Bermuda triangle mysteries that I've come across.
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