Technology Computer Scientists Solved the Bermuda Triangle Mystery

[The Helper]

According to two research scientists the mystery of vanished ships and airplanes in the region dubbed "The Bermuda Triangle" has been solved.

Step aside outer space aliens, time anomalies, submerged giant Atlantean pyramids and bizarre meteorological phenomena ... the "Triangle" simply suffers from an acute case of gas.

Natural gas—the kind that heats ovens and boils water—specifically methane, is the culprit behind the mysterious disappearances and loss of water and air craft.

The evidence for this astounding new insight into a mystery that's bedeviled the world is laid out in a research paper published in the American Journal of Physics.

Any ships caught within the methane mega-bubble immediately lose all buoyancy and sink to the bottom of the ocean. If the bubbles are big enough and possess a high enough density they can also knock aircraft out of the sky with little or no warning.

How Brilliant Computer Scientists Solved the Bermuda Triangle Mystery - Salem-News.Com

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[BANANAMAN]

Oh for the love of....

Great,glad to know that humanity shat their pants in fear for generations because of Natural Gas.

 

[Igor_Z]

Hahah. I knew something like that was involved. Thank you for posting this here. I never would've read it elsewhere.

BEST WISHES

 

[SerraAvenger]

CS of the world, unite!

 

[FireCat]

"The Bermuda Triangle" has been solved.

I would say.. The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, has been solved, "Maybe"!

 

[tom_mai78101]

"Sherlock Holmes and the Burmuda Triangle" would've had a better ring to it.

And yes,

Case solved, isn't it?

 

[13lade619]

CS of the world, unite!

Hi.

 

[Wiseman_2]

Great,glad to know that humanity shat their pants in fear for generations because of Natural Gas.

Methane eruptions may have been responsible for one of greatest mass extinctions in the history of Earth. Only the other day I was reading about how the oil spill nearly triggered a gigantic one which could have wiped out the entire gulf of Mexico.

And though this is probably the most logical and correct explanation, I am still going to go with submerged giant Atlantean pyramids so as to maintain an aura of mystery to the whole thing

 

[Never_Quit]

I swear I've heard this theory before.

 

[Sevion]

Alright, Miners! Time to harvest that gas!

 

[seph ir oth]

CS of the world, unite!

Hello!

 

[SineCosine]

Alright, Miners! Time to harvest that gas!

Except, it'll sink all our mining equipment =/

 

[Sevion]

Yeah, but you just know people will want to try anyways. It's a huge deposit of Natural Gas.

 

[BlowingKush]

I swear I've heard this theory before.

You Have.

These asshole scientist are stealing research and ideas from others and claiming it as thier own.

 

[Ninva]

I swear I've heard this theory before.

Yeah.

 

[Dave312]

You Have.

These asshole scientist are stealing research and ideas from others and claiming it as thier own.

They actually said in the article that many others have had the idea as well.

EDIT: Turns out I misread that bit above.

I did like someone's comment:

"If the bubbles are big enough and possess a high enough density they can also knock aircraft out of the sky with little or no warning" So basically you're telling us that the earth just farted them away...

 

[Cornface]

I swear I've heard this theory before.

Same here. This is old news.

 

[ElderKingpin]

well. i guess mother nature wanted to smack us in the face

 

[Lobster]

Same here. This is old news.

While this is probably correct, and I have also heard this theory, its also possible that until now, the methane theory hadn't been proven in a way recognized by some standard or another.

It could also be that this is either a new, similar theory, an improvement upon an existing idea, a theory based off others, etc. In other words, I'm saying that it might not be a proven thing.

Its also possible that the reporter didn't look at the date of paper's publishing. I believe this is possible(not guaranteed) due to the lack of quotes by the scientists.

Now that all that's out of the way, I personally believe that the methane bubbles are possibly cause of the disappearances.

However, I have heard a few things(Some of which the comments of the article reminded me of) about the area having about the same number of disappearances as any well trafficked area of the world.

A few disclaimers: first, these are just guesses of my own. Second, I don't have knowledge of the standards required for something to be recognized by the scientific community. Finally, I actually don't know much about the triangle, so I can't back up what I say. Its just my view from what I remember.

 

[Durandal]

Those are big farts...