These are just some of the thousands of stories, legends and stories that exist about the remote Caribbean territory.

Recently, a series of strange objects and structures have been discovered in one of our planet’s greatest mysteries: the famous Bermuda Triangle .

There are thousands of stories about flights and crew members going missing while crossing the region, inspiring a number of movies and series.

On February 9, 2021, the Florida Coast Guard released a statement stating that a vessel headed for Florida had recently gone missing and multiple investigations and searches were conducted in the area, but mysteriously suspended after 84 days. hours .

The Bermuda Triangle is an equilateral triangle with an area of 1.1 million square kilometers whose points coincide with the territories of Florida, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda.

Rumors about the paranormal phenomenon of the Bermuda Triangle became famous in 1945, when a group of 5 US Navy planes that were flying over the area disappeared.

When they noticed this disappearance, the armed forces immediately sent an emergency plane to the rescue, but it disappeared in the same way as the other five ships, 27 people disappeared that day .

In 1950, the journalist Edward Van Winkle Jones reported the mysterious disappearance of several ships near the Bahamas.

Two years later, George X Sand wrote an article on mysterious disappearances, and later, in 1964, Argosy magazine published an article titled ” The Deadly Bermuda Triangle ” on various disappearances, paranormal phenomena, and other mysteries.

Are there really scientific explanations for these phenomena?

Scientists have confirmed that the weather in the region has been wild, with typhoons, hurricanes and waves of hundreds of meters on the scene being the most plausible explanations for the disappearance.

It can be said that most of the incidents around the triangle are related to miscalculations, technical failures or even bad decisions by the crew, although this has not been fully confirmed, but it is quite possible that the sea area is so vast and far from the coast, which makes the recovery of its remains almost impossible.

Giant Pyramids.

In the 1960s, a group of American scientists discovered a huge pyramid on the seabed in the region and their testimony confirmed that the pyramid was enormous, much larger than the Egyptian pyramids.

Said to be at least 6 centuries old, the massive pyramid is made of a glass-like material, but most amazingly, aside from the way it is, it’s not surrounded by barnacles, slime, or covered in algae. It has been built and is not yet used anywhere in the world.

In 2012, a Canadian couple reported that while examining the seabed in the vicinity of the Bermuda Triangle they found what appeared to be new pyramids, next to the ruins of an ancient city.

It is said that on the walls of these were sculptures, inscriptions and monolithic slabs that according to them had been “made by humans”. Faced with this incredible discovery, many people have come to believe that what they actually found was nothing more and nothing less than the ruins of the mythical Atlantis.

Alien spaceship.

In 2018, a treasure hunter named Darrel Miklós discovered a strange object at the bottom of the Bermuda Triangle. Miklós works to find and document shipwrecks in the Caribbean. During one of his expeditions, he and his team discovered the anchor of one of Christopher Columbus’s ships.

This time, however, their discovery has nothing to do with shipwrecks, but with what is believed to be the first solid evidence of extraterrestrial visitation on Earth .

The scouts initially thought they had stumbled upon one of the Jazz’s ships. Francis Drake, but it doesn’t make any sense because they are in front of a strange huge structure, covered in coral, in formations of 15, as big as the cannons used by the old warships.

The “ship” they found was about the size of two American football fields (about 200 meters long) and was estimated to be about 5,000 years old.

These are just a few of the thousands of stories, legends, and stories about the remote Caribbean.