I need YOUR theory on the Bermuda Triangle.

Question

it has bothered me,

truth but not logic.

one pilot (also a writer now)

came back late, but was not missing.

involving time...which is fasinating because most of the ships were found not missing to the current date.

Aslo ships have been reported "overdue" not "missing"

meaning late?

involving time?

whats in the bermuda triangle that causes ships and planes to come back late??

a magnetic feild that messes up the compass?

do the ships get lost instead of go missing?

i need your theories.

post it!

Answer 1

most planes the crash scientist found just outside of it... same with sunk ships...

its all a dumb lie.... seriously...

Answer 2

Well I agree about the magnetic anomely and think it may be true and also directly on the other side of the planet I think theres something happening similar to it so check into that also.Very interesting.

Secondly there was theories about crystalized methane rising from the sea floor and rising up and changing the density of the water I guess and also evaporating into the air explaining the airplanes going down.

Could really be both of these things I think myself.

Answer 3

I believe it does have something to do with a magnetic field disruption or interference of some kind. It Could also be from a man made source delveloped by man and sunk with the lost city of Atlantis? Or a natural developement under water comprised of a substance which confuses guages as well as peoples own sense of direction. It could also be the same meteor, which took out Atlantis and killed off all the dinosaurs. Speaking of outer space... An Alien under water base?  Interesting

Answer 4

This type of unsolved mystery has fascinated me my whole life. From Jack the Ripper to psychic phenomenon.

The best explanation I have ever heard is a particularly strong magnetic field that throws off the instruments in all electrical equipment leaving the pilot to his/her own natural sences to complete the mission at hand. Another interesting thing about this is that it can account for the numerous crashes in the Bermuda Triangle.

I saw an interview with a pilot who had this type of interference and claimed it was very difficult to tell the water from the sky(!) causing great disorientation and even found himself flying upside-down with out knowing it! If this were to happen, the repercusions from "pulling up" into the sky could be a bad thing.

Another theory is that a meteorite caused the Bermuda Triangle thousands of years ago. If the medeorite was made up of high levels of iron (as many are) it could account for the magnetic fields.