Ships and planes disappeared there. These facts are what NASA is trying to explain from the release of its discovery.
The mystery around The Bermuda Triangle It was deciphered by scientists from the United States Space Agency, NASA, for its acronym in English.
The Bermuda Triangle is the place formed between Miami, the Bahamas and Puerto Rico, has an area of 1.1 million square kilometers and is considered one of the most mysterious places on the planet.
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Ships and planes disappeared there. These facts are what NASA is trying to explain from the release of its discovery.
One of the most recent cases of lost ships in the Bermuda Triangle is one that left Bímini in the Bahamas on December 28, 2020, and was destined for Florida. The tour would be in a day.
There were 20 people on the boat, the Coast Guard searched for him without results for four days.
In an article published by NASA in 202o, which has become popular in recent days, experts said that when satellites pass through the area, they are bombarded with radiation “more intense than anywhere in orbit.”
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The irregularity is known as the South Atlantic Anomaly (ASA) and causes the sun’s rays in the Bermuda Triangle to approach up to 124 miles to the Earth’s surface, in a range of probes in low Earth orbit.
This can lead to malfunctions of vital electronic navigation equipment, which could cause accidents during the passage of aircraft and ships in the area which could subsequently turn into disappearances.
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“I don’t like the nickname Bermuda Triangle, but in that region, the lower intensity of the geomagnetic field causes a greater vulnerability of satellites to energy particles, to the point where damage to spacecraft could be caused by crossing the area.” , explained John Tarduno, professor of geophysics at the University of Rochester.
The Bermuda Triangle, located deep in the Atlantic Ocean, covers an area of 1.1 million square kilometers.