Why doesn't anyone talk about the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle anymore? What is the Bermuda Triangle and where is it located?

Why did the mysterious news about the Bermuda Triangle, which we encountered so frequently in the past, suddenly disappear? Why doesn't anyone talk about the Bermuda Triangle and its mystery anymore?

In the second half of the 20th century, it was easy to find at least one documentary on almost every TV channel about the Bermuda Triangle , which swallowed ships and planes like snacks in the Atlantic Ocean . However, in recent years, the situation has changed and the Bermuda Triangle suddenly fell off the agenda. So what happened to this mystery? How did it suddenly become unmentionable? Many Twitter users are looking for the answer to this.
One of the reasons for the sudden decline in publications about the Bermuda Triangle may be due to the fact that the mystery has been solved many times and is not even a mystery in the first place.

What is the Bermuda Triangle?

Interest in a vaguely defined area of ​​ocean between Florida, Puerto Rico and Bermuda can be traced to a 1968 article about "Flight 19" in 1945. On December 5, 1945, five US Avenger Torpedo Bombers disappeared over the so-called Bermuda Triangle, with inexperienced pilots training in average weather conditions and under the control of several experienced pilots.
A radio message was found between a pilot and his instructor at around 16:00, explaining that they were not sure of their position and that the plane's compass was faulty. Shortly after that, the planes disappeared somewhere east of Florida and were never seen again.
Although this story is interesting, planes can disappear for various reasons. In this case, the US Navy assumes that the crew, after getting lost, was forced to land at sea in unsuitable conditions.
The area called the Bermuda Triangle
" It is also possible that some unexpected and unforeseen development of weather conditions intervened. There is no evidence of strange storms in the area at that time, " a published report states.

However, over the years, many stories have been attributed to this area, the idea of ​​an area where things are lost, sunk, and lost planes: the first mystery date backs with sinkings that occurred before 1945, and one that disappeared without a trace while returning home from Brazil in 1918. Including the disappearance of the USS Cyclops has been retroactively attributed to this area .
" many of the disappearances are attributable to the unique environmental characteristics of the area, " the U.S. Coast Guard writes in a statement. The statement continues: " First, the 'Devil's Triangle' is one of only two places on earth where a magnetic compass points to true north. It normally points to magnetic north. The difference between the two is known as compass variation. The amount of variation varies by as much as 20 degrees as it circumnavigates the earth. This If the compass change or error is not compensated for, a sailor may find himself far off course and in deep trouble. ”
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Fishermen just off Japan's east coast say another area known as the " Devil Sea " has the same problem. " Another environmental factor is the character of the Gulf stream, " they continue: "The extremely fast and turbulent sea can quickly erase all evidence of a disaster." As this description suggests, the region is quickly turning the tragic loss of ships into a mystery that may never be solved.
The unpredictable Caribbean-Atlantic weather pattern also plays a role in "this mystery." Sudden local thunderstorms and water surges can often lead to disaster for pilots and sailors.

According to statistics, there is no abnormal situation

Still, statistically no more accidents occur in the Bermuda Triangle than in other parts of the oceans and seas. In fact, a study examining the most dangerous waters for shipping by documenting accidents and incidents didn't even place the Bermuda Triangle in the top 10.
A UK Channel 4 documentary examining events around the Bermuda Triangle also determined that " not many ships sank there" .
The belief that there are more casualties in the area likely comes from the media (and conspiracy theorists) focusing on any sinkings in the area. Because of the intrigue around the Bermuda Triangle, really, statistically speaking, accidents are no more likely to occur than in other areas where ships and planes pass, which reinforces this mystery.
Therefore, it can be said that the decrease in interest in the Bermuda Triangle over the years is probably due to the fact that the public and the people who produce programs and articles about the so-called mystery are not sufficiently informed. In other words, people now know it's not a real mystery, or at least not enough of a mystery to continue attracting viewers.

Source:
https://www.chip.com.tr/haber/bermuda-saytan-ucgeni-nedir-nerededir_153843.html