Can anyone tell me something about Bermuda?

Bermuda is a world-famous place, located about 6 kilometers east of North Carolina, USA. The specific geographical location of Bermuda Triangle refers to the triangle formed by the connection of Bermuda, Miami (Florida Peninsula, USA) and San Juan (Puerto Rico Island) in the Atlantic Ocean, covering an area of 4, square miles. The Baimu Triangle is an archipelago consisting of more than 36 islands. These islands are like circular rings, lying in the Atlantic Ocean. Because there is a warm current between Bermuda and the American continent, the climate here is mild, and the trees are evergreen and flowers are in full bloom all year round. Bermuda is also known as the most isolated island on earth. Because it is hundreds of miles away from the nearest land, Bermuda is surrounded by a vast ocean, with beautiful scenery of blue sky and green water, Bai Ou flying and flowers overflowing.

However, Bermuda is famous not because of its beautiful island scenery, but because when it is mentioned, people will associate it with the horrible and mysterious "Bermuda Triangle". According to legend, ships or planes sailing here often disappear mysteriously, and it is not necessary to find out the reason afterwards, that is, even a little debris of ships and planes can not be found. So that when the most experienced sailors or pilots pass through here, they have no intention of enjoying the picturesque sea scenery, but they are afraid and fearful, lest they meet with bad luck and bury their stomachs without knowing it. Now, the Bermuda Triangle has become synonymous with mysterious and incomprehensible disappearances. On the earth we are familiar with, how can we have such a magical and unexplained corner? How can a series of incredible things happen? What on earth is causing trouble in the Bermuda Triangle?

the navigator's graveyard

Columbus lost his way here

As early as more than 4 years ago, the famous navigator Columbus once encountered magical and terrible natural scenes in the Bermuda Triangle. It was in 152 that Columbus went to America for the fourth time and passed through the Bermuda Triangle in the Atlantic Ocean. One day, Columbus walked out of the cabin with his companions on board and stood on the deck, enjoying the beautiful sea scenery. At that time, Wan Li was clear and calm, and the mirror-like sea reflected dazzling moonlight, and the waves stirred by the bow were like piles of snow-white pearls. The endless sea and air connected by water that day made people relaxed and refreshed. Just as Columbus and his companions were immersed in the beautiful and charming sea scenery, the situation suddenly changed. In a flash, it was dark and windy, and sometimes the sea rolled up waves tens of meters high, like a water blocking wall coming towards the deck. "At the moment, the ship seems to be sailing between canyons, almost never seeing the sun, and violently bumping on the sea." Columbus nervously directed the crew, who tried to dock at the nearest Florida coast. Although all the people on board Qi Xin worked together to reverse the course, however, all the navigation instruments on board failed in an instant, and the crew immediately lost their heads. Unable to tell the direction, the ship is like a runaway wild horse, and it will never listen to the control of the crew again, so it has to drift. People on board hope that the ship can break out of a dangerous situation. Finally, they were lucky, and after several days and nights of hard work, they escaped from the storm. Everything is back to normal, and the ship is sailing smoothly again. Columbus recorded this thrilling encounter in detail in his log book.

Later, in a letter to the King of Spain, Columbus described this encounter in the Bermuda Triangle: "... At that time, the waves rolled over and I couldn't see the sun and stars for eight or nine days in a row ... I have seen all kinds of storms in my life, but I have never encountered such a long and violent storm." Columbus's account of his experience in Bermuda is the earliest information about the strange events in the Bermuda Triangle. According to the records, they met a strong storm here for several days and nights, and at the same time, the pointer of the magnetic compass on board was not really north, but deviated from the north to the northwest by 6 degrees. Columbus discovered the magnetic difference phenomenon for the first time from here. Besides, for the first time, he discovered the meteorological anomalies in this area, such as the rapid climate change and violent tropical storms. If Columbus's experience failed to attract enough attention, then the more mysterious events that have appeared in the Baicai Triangle since then have attracted more and more people's great attention and interest. The problem is that Columbus is alive, and his experience at least belongs to those that can be explained. So, what happened to those who didn't survive? Of course, it was an unexplained experience that no one saw.

The earliest recorded missing ship

About the mysterious disappearance of ships and sailors in the Bermuda Triangle, the earliest record is that in August 184, a French sailing ship "Lochari" was sailing off Bermuda. The ship is pulling the sails, and the sails are full, which shows that it cares about sailing quietly. What is puzzling is that it seems to float with the wind without a goal. People were surprised and rowed up. They found the ship quiet. Only after boarding the ship did I know that there was no one on board, but the goods such as silks and satins in the cargo hold were intact, and the fruits were still fresh and touched by people. However, why did all the sailors on board run away? No one can answer, the only living creature on board is a canary half starved, but it can't talk. I know exactly what happened on the ship, but everyone is sure that an incredible thing must have happened on the ship.

the missing ships of wave upon wave

in p>1872, another strange thing happened in this area. A two-masted ship, Maria Celeste, is floating 1 nautical miles west of the Azores. When it was discovered, the ship was empty, and there was delicious food on the table in the cabin, and there were still unfinished coffee and water in the teacups. The wall clock on the wall moves normally, and there is a small bottle of oil on the sewing machine table. All this can't explain why the owner abandoned the ship except that the ship didn't encounter wind and waves.

In March p>1918, the American cargo ship "One Eye" was a giant cargo ship with a length of 542 feet and 39 sailors. It was filled with manganese ore in Brazil and disappeared on the way back to Norfolk, Virginia. At that time, the weather was fine, and there was no possibility that the wind and waves would overturn the ship. It was speculated that the "One Eye" was probably attacked by German submarines during the war. However, after the war, people consulted the wartime records of the German navy and found that no German submarine had appeared on the "one-eyed" route at that time. Such a huge ship with radio communication equipment, how did it disappear without even sending out a "SOS" signal?

In August p>1935, the sailors of the Italian cargo ship Lex witnessed the American schooner Radhomer being gradually swallowed up by the waves, and they spared no effort to rescue the drowning sailors of Radhomer from the sea. But five days later, the sailors of Lex were surprised to find that Radhomer was floating on the sea. This is not an illusion, because the sailors on the Lex, together with the sailors on the Radhomer rescued by them, boarded the schooner Radhomer. A sunken ship, how can it drift on the sea again? People can't explain it In 1944, the Cuban cargo ship "Rubicon" also appeared in the same sea area. When people boarded the floating ship, only one dog was lying alone on the deck.

In p>1963, the American oil tanker "Marlene Case" crossed this sea area. On the second day of sailing, the operator on board also informed the shore that "the voyage was normal, with the position of 26 degrees 4 minutes north latitude and 73 degrees west longitude." But this was the last message sent to the world by the "Marlene Case", and it has disappeared since then. No one can imagine that such an oil tanker equipped with modern navigation and communication equipment disappeared from this sea area without leaving any oil flowers.

Treasure of sunken ships in the ghost land of death

In the depths of the ocean in the turbulent Bermuda Triangle, no one can tell exactly how many sunken ships lie and how many treasures there are. In 195, Bermudian Teddy Tucker first discovered the sunken ship from the New World and its treasures: gold coins and pottery. Bottled old wine brewed hundreds of years ago. This sunken ship looks like a food processing machine that has been sleeping for a hundred years, and it looks like a huge garbage disposal site. On it, the broken mast floats in the sea. Teddy Tucker's first discovery immediately caused a sensation in the world, and immediately set off an expedition to find sunken ships and treasures in America. A large number of archaeologists, historians and explorers have come to Bermuda to start their investigations and explorations.

according to a broken and rusty Spanish peseta silver coin found on the sunken ship, it is speculated that the ship sank here in the middle of the 18th century. Later, experts found barrels of dyes on other ships, Philippine mahogany, iron plow wood and some foods, such as raisins and puddings.

Therefore, people think that these ships may have come from Europe, and they were killed on their way back after coastal trade between Central America or South America. Scientists and historians have spent five years trying to find out the source of excavated weapons and pottery, but the results are not satisfactory. For example, a pair of keys are engraved with a cockscomb. Experts carefully consulted the 18th century French heraldry, but found that there was no record of this information in the book.

On some wooden plates, it is written "L.B.D.G", which means "Gold Louis with the head of Dellotti, France", indicating that these sunken ships belong to France. However, this argument cannot stand scrutiny, because in the 17th and 18th centuries, ships were often loaded with imported goods, such as British guns, Spanish gold coins, French wines, Chinese porcelain, Danish stone products and so on. So, whose boats are these? Where did they come from? Where are you going? The sunken ship still gives people silence.

on the rocks in Bermuda, the capital letter "FT" inscribed by the Spanish Roque after landing is engraved in 1543. This records the year when he was unfortunately killed on the rocks. People regard him as the first immigrants to America. Before the end of the 18th century, before the advent of colorimeter, people could not accurately measure the position of latitude and longitude. Therefore, when people take a boat from Cuba. When Florida or Central America returns to Europe, it must go north from the Gulf of Mexico until it reaches the position of about 3 north latitude, and then turn to the east, relying on the southwest monsoon or northeast monsoon to sail to Spain, France and England. However, some places on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico, about 32 "north latitude, are the reefs in Bermuda waters. Only through there can ships enter the Atlantic Ocean. The development of modern navigation technology, especially the use of long-distance radio navigation system, has greatly reduced the shipwrecks. However, it cannot be completely avoided in Bermuda waters. People in Bermuda are very clever. They are well aware of the danger of this sea area, and it is this danger that makes their wallets swell up gradually. Line 36, line is done. Maritime accidents have brought great wealth to Bermudians. The salvage team waited for the distress signal day and night in Rick Hill and Gibbons Hill. Tourism companies such as Bermuda Offshore Diving Co., Ltd. and Diving Navigation Co., Ltd. all have their own characteristics. Enthusiastic attitude, low price and luxurious equipment. Maritime museum, Bermuda, opened to tourists in 1975. There are always treasures of shipwrecked ships and ships, and special exhibitions are often held. There, tourists can enjoy many cross-century things: from a 3-foot sloop to a decaying hull, as well as gold coins, precious stones, logbooks, and so on. Tourists from all over the world have a strong interest in these strange treasures. There are also ships that were wrecked in the 16th century in the museum, such as the San Pado, which hit the rocks and sank on the geomagnetic route from Katrina to Kay in 1595. There is the "Igor" cherished by the British in the 17th century. It was loaded with tobacco for Americans and sank on the way. There were also ships from many countries in the 18th and 19th centuries. They are all loaded with all kinds of goods, from millstones to coconuts, from thermos bottles in Marseilles, food, coal to corks, etc. Unfortunately, all these dazzling goods were buried at the bottom of the sea and fed with fish and shrimp, and a small number of ships in the 2 th century were even more eye-opening. During the First World War, the "Poroch Kald" hit the rocks and sank near the south bank of Bermuda. At that time, it was full of arms and was on its way to Europe. The rusty cannon exposed to the water seemed to warn people.

If you want to visit the beach attractions, you can take a cruise ship made of FRP to the sinking place of the flagship Prophet, which was sunk in World War I.. In addition, diving experts also instructed the divers to wear scuba diving apparatus, launched from the westernmost waters of Bermuda, and sailed around several famous sunken ships.

They can find many bottled medicines there, such as iodine, adrenaline, penicillin, morphine and so on. Sometimes, in the shallows of Bermuda under the sunshine, some bottled medicines float out of the sea from time to time, floating everywhere like plankton at sea. Visitors can take such a "drift bottle" home as a souvenir. Of course, most drugs have failed, but it is said that anesthetics are still effective! The emergence of morphine and other drugs has attracted a large number of smugglers to take advantage of the loopholes. They returned to the United States with a large number of drugs and sold them in various States to make huge profits. Therefore, the tour operators are forced to prohibit them from taking souvenirs.

Beach attractions in Bermuda were almost closed. Because some people think that in order to protect the historical value of Bermuda beach, it should be excavated and verified by the state organization, and closure is the best protection method. This proposal was immediately opposed by most people. In fact, many folk explorers, whether looking for sunken ships or appreciating the treasures in sunken ships, are dwarfed by even archaeologists. The industry of looking for sunken ships is like looking for a needle in a haystack, and it needs to look for reefs that may induce ships to be destroyed by intuition.

Besides, Bermuda businesses will not agree. Closing the scenic spots will cut off their source of survival. Where can they earn a lot of money? The strongest objection is the large number of tourists. This is really an unforgettable place! As long as you put your hand into the muddy sand at the bottom of the sea, you can travel through centuries and experience the feelings that people in unknown times shared. If you dive into the water, lean against the silt and enjoy the strange things on the seabed in Bermuda, you will be surprised to find that cedar wood has a history of more than 3 years! When the sea of Bermuda beach overflows your feet, you may hear the rumble of World War I! Who wants to close the tourist attractions in Bermuda and close this mysterious paradise of curiosity hunters? It's an unforgivable bad idea!

Missing aircraft group

Captain Taylor of the US Air Force is an experienced pilot. He has flown a plane for 25 hours in the air, which is not a record that ordinary people can do.

On December 5th, 1945, as the captain of the 19th Flying Team, Captain Taylor led the flying team to take off from Fort Lauderdale Airport in Florida. He and 14 pilots flew five revenge torpedoes.