Three-hundred ships and seventy-five planes have went missing in a mystifying region over the North Atlantic Ocean. This area, over five hundred thousand square miles, has resulted in large quantities of missing people. Since 1918, the Devil's Triangle has taken at least a thousand human lives. Many ships and planes have mysteriously left no trace concerning their disappearances. This uncanny triangle spreads from Miami, Florida, to the island, Bermuda, and over to Puerto Rico. Concerning theses bizarre disappearances, many theories have been projected, but only a few of those theories seem to be reasonable with the situations and conditions that occur in the Devil’s Triangle. The clouds forming above the Bermuda Triangle, hexagonal clouds, are possibly to blame for the loss of many people, aircrafts, and ships.
All of the reported incidents have one thing in common: all of the technological equipment used lost signal with their department. The most probable explanation for why the equipment loses connection, is the strange appearances of hexagonal clouds that hover over the triangle which was proven by the Science Channel. Meteorologist Dr. Randy Cerveny said “these…show more content… This immense vigor is more than enough to knock down ships and planes and even send them to places they never meant to go. For example, in 2017 a small private plane, Mitsubishi MU-2B-40 went missing as it passed overhead the Bermuda Triangle. At the time of its last flight, satellites could not detect any violent weather in the area. But suddenly, the Miami center lost signal with the plane and it later dropped out of sight. The fast gushes of wind that the hexagonal clouds produce can damage aircraft. The damage will eventually cause the plane to be caught in the wind and later fall. Accordingly, the Mitsubishi plane must have got hit with the wind the hexagonal clouds
