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It was a simple phrase that easily coined the location, due to the imaginary line that gave it the easily recognizable shape of a large triangle, and it had for years been known as a mysterious vortex of sorts that sucked up vessels and the people on them, making it a watery grave for countless unsuspecting travelers that some survivors referred to as the triangle of hell.

The Bermuda triangle is approximately a 1.5 million square mile area located in the Atlantic Ocean where the tips of the triangle lie in southern Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. In just the past 30 years, more than 100 ships and planes, and 1,000 lives have been lost.

Many people once believed that aliens captured the unfortunate souls of travelers visiting or passing over the Bermuda Triangle, while others maintain that some aberrant energy field hidden deep within the universe creates a time warp of sorts that envelops anything passing through it. With its reputation of swallowing people up without a trace throughout the years, very few people are willing to brave the watery death trap to further explore possible explanations to its very existence.

The Bermuda Triangle has also been referred to as the "Devil's Triangle" simply because it appears to swallow ships and aircraft by some inexplicable force that by most accounts is stranger than life itself. Distress calls and very little debris have been left behind to help unravel the mystery that lies within the hidden mystery of the Triangles perimeters.

Bizarre and mysterious disappearances that involve aircraft are not uncommon when it involves the Bermuda Triangle. Many have vanished while on radar or while just about to touch down at runways