10 disturbing Bermuda Triangle cases that remain unanswered: coincidences or something beyond the known?

He Bermuda Trianglelocated in the Atlantic Ocean between Miami (USA), Bermuda and Puerto Rico, has long been the epicenter of enigmatic disappearances that defy any logical explanation. Below, we present a list of 10 of the most fascinating cases that have turned this area into one of the most mysterious places on the planet.

1. Flight 19 (1945)

One of the most famous cases, the Flight 19consisted of a formation of five United States Navy bomber aircraft. During routine training, the planes lost contact with the base. Commander Charles Taylor said in his last message: “We don’t know where we are… everything seems strange, we can’t determine the direction.”

USS Cyclopscarrying more than 300 people and 10,000 tons of manganese, disappeared without issuing distress signals while crossing the Bermuda Triangle. Hasta hoy, es una de las mayores pérdidas de la Marina de los EE.UU. en tiempos de paz. Las teorías varían desde tormentas hasta fallos estructurales, pero ninguna es concluyente.

3. DC-3 airplane (1948)

The plane DC-3con matrícula NC16002, transportaba a 29 pasajeros y 3 tripulantes desde Puerto Rico a Miami cuando desapareció. Poco antes de su desaparición, el piloto informó que todo estaba bajo control. However, the plane never reached its destination, and no wreckage was ever found.

4. Navy Flight 441 (1954)

a transport plane Super Constellationwith 42 people on board, disappeared without a trace on a day with perfect weather conditions. This case remains a mystery, since the plane was in perfect maintenance condition.

5. The ship Carroll A. Deering (1921)

He a large sailing ship, was found aground near Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. However, his entire crew was missing. The food and personal belongings remained intact, increasing the intrigue around the case.

6. Star Tiger and Star Ariel (1948-1949)

Two British South American Airways passenger planes disappeared in separate incidents just a year apart. He Star Tiger disappeared on a flight from the Azores to Bermuda, while the Star Ariel He disappeared while traveling from Bermuda to Jamaica. Both flights operated in optimal weather conditions and without reporting problems.

7. Ellen Austin (1881)

The merchant ship Ellen Austin found an abandoned ship in the Bermuda Triangle. The crew attempted to tow it, but the ship mysteriously disappeared during the voyage. When they found it again, there was no trace of the sailors sent aboard.

8. Flight DC-3 (1950)

DC-3 disappeared while transporting 20 passengers on the route from New York to Florida. Weather conditions were perfect and no technical failures were reported before the plane disappeared.

9. SS Marine Sulfur Queen (1963)

the ship a 150-meter-long oil tanker, disappeared on its way from Texas to Virginia. Only small fragments and life jackets were found, but what really happened was never determined.

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Hypotheses about disappearances

• Magnetic anomalies:
• Methane gas release: Large pockets of methane could emerge from the seabed, decreasing the density of water and causing ships to sink.
• Extreme weather events:
• Supernatural factors:

Although these theories offer possible explanations, the Bermuda Triangle remains an enigma that defies our understanding.