Welcome to explore the myth of Bermuda Triangle! Part of the journey in exploring the Bermuda Triangle is to be able to sieve between what is real and what is not, and then come to terms with whether the name and the infamy is as deserved as some would like to think.
At some point or other, in discussing the mysteries of the universe, it is likely that the discussion will turn to the Bermuda Triangle. There are many reasons for this focus, as over the last 100 years, there are suggestions that more than 50 sea vessels and more than 20 air craft have disappeared into the area known as the Bermuda Triangle. Add to this the broad figure of apparently 1000 disappearances over the last 500 years and suddenly, this becomes a mystery of epic proportions.
There are of course a few critical points that need to be established before launching into the supernatural explanations for the apparent disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle. First is to recognize that the Bermuda Triangle is not a geographical location and there is no known specification of this location geographically. There are only theories.
Secondly, it is imperative to understand that there is very little evidence to support the notion that the number of disappearances that have occurred have really occurred at all; or for that matter that these vessels did not later come back to shore, but there was no follow up in recording this fact.