5 Creepiest mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle are quite interesting!

 5 Creepiest mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle are quite interesting!

In the Bermuda Triangle, there has been a disappearance of numerous ships and airplanes. Approximately 50 ships and 20 airplanes have disappeared. Numerous wrecks of ships and planes missing in the area have not been found. Whether disappearances have occurred because of human error or weather phenomena is not known. So now let's discuss

  The Famous Mysteries of the Bermuda  Triangle

1. 1872: Mystery of Mary Celeste

The story of this ship is one of the most mysterious tales of shipwrecks. Even 

though  the ship was found in an unknown location in the Atlantic Ocean, the 

Bermuda triangle was somehow invoked to find an answer to its fate.

" THE START "

After leaving New York for Genoa, Italy on 4th December 1872, the ship was found 

stranded on the sea with no crew on board after having made it to the Italian coast.

Onboard, there were seven crew members, Captain Benjamin Briggs, his wife, and 

their two-year-old daughter, loaded up with raw alcohol.

Nevertheless, two days after Mary Celeste's recovery, a passing British ship, called 

Dei Gratia, found her under partial sail in the Atlantic, just off the Azores Islands, 

without crew and a lifeboat.

There was also a sword on the deck, and nine of the barrels in the cargo were 

empty. The missing lifeboat and the people aboard the vessel have never been 

found.

" THE ANALYSIS OF THE SHIP "

It was clear from an analysis of the ship that it was not a pirate attack since 

everything on the boat was intact, including barrels of alcohol and the crew's 

valuable belongings. 

In addition to crimes, aliens, and even a giant squid have all been proposed as 

possible explanations for the mystery of the Mary Celeste. 

Another possibility was a natural disaster. Some suggested that the accident was 

caused by an undersea earthquake, while others speculated that the vessel 

accidentally entered the Bermuda triangle

What do you think about this, did an aquatic monster attack the ship? 

2. 1880: Ellen Austin

 A ship called Ellen Austin left Liverpool to make a voyage to New York in December 1880 carrying passengers who were hoping to emigrate permanently to the United States.

" THE START "

After sailing across the Atlantic Ocean for several weeks, Captain Griffin took a shortcut through the stormy Sargasso Sea, where the Bermuda Triangle lies.

Captain Griffin did not explore the schooner for two days, thinking it may be a trap.

In the end, he and a small team went over to the unharmed vessel, which was 

carrying tons of precious cargo.

There was just one problem- there were no crew members aboard the schooner.

Seeing the chance to collect and sell goods from a wrecked ship, Captain Griffin sent some of his sailors to move the vessel to New York.

" ELLEN AUSTIN AND AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER "

They started their journey across the Sargasso Sea. During a huge storm, the ships were separated.

As soon as the weather cleared, Captain Griffin spotted the vessel and notified his crew.

But there was no reply.

Several sailors investigated and found no one to be aboard.

The crew had begun to believe that paranormal activity was responsible for the disappearance.

However, Captain Griffin ordered another team to sail the unnamed vessel to New York despite this.

" THE SECOND ATTEMPT "

Several nights later, a thick blanket of fog settled across the water as the ships headed towards their destination.

Eventually, Ellen Austin slowed down and waited for the fog to clear.

But when the fog cleared, the smaller ship was missing and there was no sign of the second crew.

Griffin chose to continue the New York trip this time, where Ellen Austin would arrive late in February 1881.

3. 1918: USS Cyclops loss remained unknown

" THE HAPPENING OF MYSTERIOUS EVENT "

A mysterious event occurred in March 1918 when the USS Cyclops crashed in the 

Bermuda triangle.

The USS Cyclops was built by William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building 

company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1910 for the United States Navy. It was 

the first of the Proteus class colliers launched for the United States Navy.

Generally, colliers are cargo ships specifically designed for transporting coal. At the 

time that the Cyclops went down, she was carrying manganese ore. The ill-fated 

the ship left Rio de Janeiro for Salvador on February 16, 1918. Things seemed to 

go wrong from the start of the journey. The ship had an overloaded cylinder and 

was overloaded when it left port, but at that time, the ship's repair crew 

recommended returning to U.S. harbor for repairs.

" DISAPPEARANCE OF THE SHIP "

A few days later, she left Salvador headed straight for Baltimore, Maryland, without 

stopping anywhere in between, but she was forced to make an unscheduled stop in

Barbados due to an overloaded ship.

In any case, it was decided that they should continue to Baltimore, so the ship 

sailed away, never to be seen again. 

We really mean never. Its wreckage was never found and no evidence of it was 

ever found. 

After its disappearance, an article in a magazine said,

“…Not a bit of the wreckage nor sign of any description has been found.  

Usually, a wooden bucket or a cork life preserver is identified as

belonging to the lost ship is picked up after a wreck, but not so with the 

Cyclops. She just disappeared as though some gigantic monster of the 

sea had grabbed her, men and all, and sent her into the depths of the 

ocean and the sadness of her destruction is amplified by the absence of 

any wireless calls for help being picked up by any ship along the route 

that the Cyclops followed.”

The fate of the ship and crew has generated many theories, including being sunk

by the German Navy near St. Kitts, being soaked by cargo that turned into a slurry 

and caused the ship to list catastrophically, a massive explosion that scuttled the 

ship too quickly to send an SOS or get trapped into the Bermuda Triangle.

The Navy launched a massive investigation into the disappearance of the

large ship but, according to the Navy, “…her loss remains unknown”

4. 1984: FLIGHT 201

On March 31, 1984, this Cessna left Fort Lauderdale, Fla., en route for Bimini Island in the

The Bahamas, but it did not arrive. In addition to the pilot and co-pilot, all 

passengers were Cessna employees. However, something went wrong. As the 

plane approached its destination, its airspeed slowed significantly, but there were 

no radio calls from the plane indicating distress. After dropping from the sky into 

the water, the plane completely disappeared from radar. On Bimini Island, a 

woman saw a plane crash into the ocean about a mile (1.61 kilometers) offshore, 

but no wreckage has been found yet.

  

5. 1976: Panamanian Ship Trades Cargo for Mystery

The sudden disappearance of Panama flag-bearing vessel MV Tan Binh 127 has 

left importers and marine officials worried. The ship was traveling from Vietnam to 

Chattogram port and carried 11,000 tonnes of steel worth 110 crore takas.

On August 4, the cargo vessel was supposed to reach Chattogram port. However, it

went missing somewhere near the Myanmar coast on its way there. Both ship

owners and local agents are clueless and worried.

Well as you know                                                                

Many theories are being said and some believe in these mysteries and some don't but the truth is "Most of the accidents of Bermuda triangle is still unexplainable" 

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