1. The Bermuda Triangle By Jordan G, Caleb W, Jordan R

3. Many ships and planes have disappeared. Most of these cant be explained.

4. Mysterious disappearances have been going on since about 1492.

7. It consisted of 5 torpedo bombers, each piloted by trained pilots.

9. They had thought that the crew had just left in a hurry

11. The Gas theory

12. The Alien theory

13. The Atlantis theoryThe Marie Celeste Flight 19 Douglas DC-3

14. What are some theories about how they disappeared? Aliens Some people believe aliens are the reason why the vessels disappeared. Some of these people think that there is an underwater base in the region. Others think that vessels are confused by a downed UFO.

15. What are some theories about how they disappeared? Atlantis Some people believe that the strange phenomena is caused by the lost city of Atlantis. The city was believed to be powered by crystals and it is thought that these crystals cause the strange disappearances.

16. What are some theories about how they disappeared? The Magnetic Theory The Bermuda Triangle is thought to be at a point on the earth where there is high magnetic activity. The high magnetic energy causes compasses to spin and could confuse navigators.

17. What are some theories about how they disappeared? The Gas Theory The Bermuda Triangle is situated over a large oceanic trench. It is believed that this trench occasionally releases gas which lowers the density of the water. Because of this change, boats can no longer float.

18. Conclusion No-one can explain the mysterious disappearances that occur in the Bermuda Triangle. The most Interesting disappearance of all is The Marie Celeste because they actually found the ship in perfect condition but apparently, the crew had abandoned it in a hurry.

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