The Bermuda Triangle Explained
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Seriously though, I've been around the world mostly by sea and am pretty sure there's nothing crazy about thinking it's round. In particular I've transited the Bermuda Triangle by airplane, small boat, and submarine. Never saw any sea monsters. Of course, the submarine did not have windows, but I was a sonar technician and did not hear any sea monsters either. All we heard were the normal fish and lots of surface craft.
Date: 2023-02-03
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Randall
I like the take on Taylor here, in regards to the loss of Flight 19. The Navy originally blamed Taylor, then his family raised a huge stink which finally caused the Navy to back off and stick it in the mystery category when it was really nothing of the kind. Taylor tried to get out of the flight in the morning, not explaining why (a hangover is a damn good explanation) and no one's ever brought up the fact that yeah, despite his service record being pretty good, there had also been hints that he wasn't as good as it seemed.
And it has to be faced: despite clearly flying east as per their orders, it was only after they'd successfully performed their practice bomb run at the correct location that that Taylor suddenly decided they were actually in the Florida Keys. He was adamant about it (because he was more familiar with the Keys) in the face of obvious evidence to the contrary and to the apparent protests of his subordinates on the flight. He seems to have panicked and made a flat-out terrible decision, doubling down on his own confirmation bias (he reported his compasses were out etc. but as many a pilot knows, bad pilots will swear it's their compass that's wrong when they find themselves off-course) and brought himself and his men to a cold death in rough seas.
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I like the take on Taylor here, in regards to the loss of Flight 19. The Navy originally blamed Taylor, then his family raised a huge stink which finally caused the Navy to back off and stick it in the mystery category when it was really nothing of the kind. Taylor tried to get out of the flight in the morning, not explaining why (a hangover is a damn good explanation) and no one's ever brought up the fact that yeah, despite his service record being pretty good, there had also been hints that he wasn't as good as it seemed.
And it has to be faced: despite clearly flying east as per their orders, it was only after they'd successfully performed their practice bomb run at the correct location that that Taylor suddenly decided they were actually in the Florida Keys. He was adamant about it (because he was more familiar with the Keys) in the face of obvious evidence to the contrary and to the apparent protests of his subordinates on the flight. He seems to have panicked and made a flat-out terrible decision, doubling down on his own confirmation bias (he reported his compasses were out etc. but as many a pilot knows, bad pilots will swear it's their compass that's wrong when they find themselves off-course) and brought himself and his men to a cold death in rough seas.
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Phil
Want to know the truth of the triangle? Its where NASA launches their rockets into out of Cape Canaveral, you know the rockets that are supposed to be flying into outer space. Since there is no outer space for the rockets to fly to, they go up and out over the ocean until out sight before plummeting into the ocean, right into the Bermuda triangle to be recovered after. That doesnt always go to plan tho, sometimes some poor souls happen to be in the area and see this rocket that was supposed to be up in space crash into ocean, so they have to disappear never to be seen again. Other times the salvage doesnt work and they dont find all the pieces only to have them wash up on the shores of central and south america, theres plenty of pictures of confused natives finding NASA rocket parts on their beach. If you dont believe the rockets crash back down just watch videos or look at time lapses of rocket launches, and compare them to chemtrails from jets, there is no getting around that NASAs rockets start descending before they are even out of sight.
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Want to know the truth of the triangle? Its where NASA launches their rockets into out of Cape Canaveral, you know the rockets that are supposed to be flying into outer space. Since there is no outer space for the rockets to fly to, they go up and out over the ocean until out sight before plummeting into the ocean, right into the Bermuda triangle to be recovered after. That doesnt always go to plan tho, sometimes some poor souls happen to be in the area and see this rocket that was supposed to be up in space crash into ocean, so they have to disappear never to be seen again. Other times the salvage doesnt work and they dont find all the pieces only to have them wash up on the shores of central and south america, theres plenty of pictures of confused natives finding NASA rocket parts on their beach. If you dont believe the rockets crash back down just watch videos or look at time lapses of rocket launches, and compare them to chemtrails from jets, there is no getting around that NASAs rockets start descending before they are even out of sight.
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NAVRET
I ll say something good about the triangle: I have flown many hundreds of hours in it and I m still here. .. . I think. But then, I might be an alien.
If it s turns out to actually be methane, methane hydrate, then just tell AOC and she ll ascribe it to Climate Change and all will be well after we spend another 1 billion on it.
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I ll say something good about the triangle: I have flown many hundreds of hours in it and I m still here. .. . I think. But then, I might be an alien.
If it s turns out to actually be methane, methane hydrate, then just tell AOC and she ll ascribe it to Climate Change and all will be well after we spend another 1 billion on it.
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Christopher
One of if not the oldest insurance underwriters on the planet did a study and found it was of no higher risk than other areas. sure. Nothing unusual about the fact that unlike most other places, a large amount of the missing vehicles are never located. Surely they wouldn't all just disappear. No smoke without fire.
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One of if not the oldest insurance underwriters on the planet did a study and found it was of no higher risk than other areas. sure. Nothing unusual about the fact that unlike most other places, a large amount of the missing vehicles are never located. Surely they wouldn't all just disappear. No smoke without fire.
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knotsochice
Methane bubbles from deposits under the sea floor in huge monster Earth farts. Gas defeats buoyancy and ships fall to the bottom. So much methane spoils aircraft engine combustion and they fall into the sea. It's Earth Farts.
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Methane bubbles from deposits under the sea floor in huge monster Earth farts. Gas defeats buoyancy and ships fall to the bottom. So much methane spoils aircraft engine combustion and they fall into the sea. It's Earth Farts.
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James
Not a strange occurrence, but I would like to see a video on the Damascus Titan missile incident in Arkansas in 1980. There used to be a nice full documentary on it on here, but it disappeared a while ago.
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Not a strange occurrence, but I would like to see a video on the Damascus Titan missile incident in Arkansas in 1980. There used to be a nice full documentary on it on here, but it disappeared a while ago.
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BravoWhiskey
My dad flew hundreds of missions through the B. T in the mid '60s to mid '70s along with his squadron, they never experienced anything unusual. Always thought it was a bunch of bunk.
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My dad flew hundreds of missions through the B. T in the mid '60s to mid '70s along with his squadron, they never experienced anything unusual. Always thought it was a bunch of bunk.
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Ingrid
5 planes, 14 airmen, AND the subsequent team sent to find them all went missing? This sounds like one of those 'conspiracies/cover-ups that turned out to be true' kind of topics.
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5 planes, 14 airmen, AND the subsequent team sent to find them all went missing? This sounds like one of those 'conspiracies/cover-ups that turned out to be true' kind of topics.
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Good
Stop trying to convince me, we all know that it's a toilet for a giant and he thinks that planes are flies and the ships are cockroaches, leave that giant alone
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Stop trying to convince me, we all know that it's a toilet for a giant and he thinks that planes are flies and the ships are cockroaches, leave that giant alone
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debicadude
Ah yes the triangle, quicksand, and communitst colonels. Three things I was sure are gonna get me when growing up during the Cuban missile crisis.
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Ah yes the triangle, quicksand, and communitst colonels. Three things I was sure are gonna get me when growing up during the Cuban missile crisis.
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Nancy
just check Dr Sallla he is posting a series of vids on ARCs he has a US Army whistle blower JP there is something special going on
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just check Dr Sallla he is posting a series of vids on ARCs he has a US Army whistle blower JP there is something special going on
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Cassie
Not much mystery: one drunk idiot, two unprofessional drivers, and a whole lot of dated technology explains most of the cases.
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Not much mystery: one drunk idiot, two unprofessional drivers, and a whole lot of dated technology explains most of the cases.
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Le
I was TERRIFIED of the Bermuda Triangle as a child for some reason as if I would ever unwillingly be near it
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I was TERRIFIED of the Bermuda Triangle as a child for some reason as if I would ever unwillingly be near it
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