There is a triangular area near the Bahamas. There have been countless air crashes and shipwrecks in the past. This is known as the Bermuda Triangle.
Due to the suddenness of the incident and the vastness of the sea, people did not find the cause of the disaster for a while. As the story continues to circulate, the Bermuda Triangle has also become synonymous with bizarre events. However, in addition to the incredible, there are four mysterious phenomena in the Bermuda Triangle.
The first one is a huge whirlpool. Even though scientists have figured out the cause of this phenomenon, it hasn't stopped people from constantly using their imaginations, and there are even claims that there is a gate of space-time in the Bermuda Triangle.
In fact, due to the unique geological structure of the Bahamas, the sandy soil here is replaced by undersea caves, and the tide occasionally passes through here to form whirlpools, but does not cause large ships to have an impact.
The second is the famous Blue Cave. This deep cave, created due to its large depth, is created to present a pure blue color, which looks very beautiful, but it hides a killing machine.
With the help of advanced scientific instruments, Hutcheson, as an avid explorer of unsolved mysteries, has long conducted various experiments based on his own hypothesis and concluded with one answer: there may be a special electromagnetic field in the Bermuda Triangle that can interfere with nearby radio equipment.
It can even allow all kinds of objects to float in the air. Although footage of the Hutchison Whampoa effect has been recorded on camera, some people still question the veracity of this theory.
With the help of advanced scientific instruments, scientists have found that the number of blue holes in the Bermuda Triangle is beyond imagination, and most of the whirlpools also appear around the blue holes. Locals believe that there are large octopuses and other creatures living here, so they will directly drag the boat into it. In fact, this is directly related to the huge attraction of the Blue Hole.
If the above phenomenon cannot be the cause of the aircraft accident here, then the Hutchison effect may provide some ideas.
Finally, the existence of underwater cities in the Bermuda Triangle, some people once thought that there might be mysterious seawater pyramids here, but failed to produce enough evidence.
Since then, scientists have found special rock formations similar to building blocks here, and some people even say that this is not a natural geological structure at all. People named it "Bimini Road" and tried to explore these mysterious "buildings".