Scientist explained the mystery of disappearing aircraft in the Bermuda Triangle

Australian researcher Karl Kruszelnicki claims to have found an explanation for the Bermuda Triangle phenomenon. This is reported by Popular Mechanics magazine.

According to Kruszelnicki, there is nothing mysterious about the disappearances of ships and aircraft in this region. According to his calculations, the proportion of missing vessels and aircraft in the Bermuda Triangle does not differ from the average statistics for other areas of the world's oceans.

The scientist does not deny that plane crashes and shipwrecks occur regularly in the Bermuda Triangle. However, in his opinion, the large number of incidents is due to the high traffic intensity in this zone, which is also considered difficult for navigation and aviation.

The Bermuda Triangle is an area in the Atlantic Ocean bounded by Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. According to popular belief, aircraft and sea vessels disappear with inexplicable frequency in this area. The most famous case is the disappearance of five American bombers in 1945.