agreed. that's exactly what happened to the aircraft i suppose. sudden high magnetic pull caused the machines on the plane to malfunction.
when i was 7, i read a book bout this. what ppl of centuries ago believe (when they only have ships, no planes) that it was sea creatures like giant octopus and mysterical dragons or some sort that wrecked their ships.

not to mention tsunamis or big waves happens quite regularly in miami, USA which is just a stone's throw away from the bermuda. so, scientists believe that it could also be whirpools that sunk ships.

i believe it could be true though. it's not of something that has just happened out of nowhere. the bermuda has past histories of weird happenings and accidents. i mean why would the US do so? to protect their country? don't think it's beneficial causethe bermuda is located south east of the US. the white house and the big apple is in the north east. and with science and logic, it's easy to tell that it actually exists.

but this is my question, since the bahamas, cuba or costa rica are all located in the bermuda, how come i've never seen nor read any accidents happen to them?

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Added on June 21, 2009, 10:46 amsomething interesting, scroll down here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bermuda_triangle

methane hydrates really amuses me. can lower the density of water and ships with greater density sinks

This post has been edited by thatsound: Jun 21 2009, 10:46 AM