i agree in that the 3 points are irrelevant. they are merely a way to mark the area off where wierd things happen. and wierd things do happen there. (i know wierd things happen anywhere) but more ships have dissapeared in this concentrated area than anywhere else on the sea (this means in and around the designated triangle area)
heres a fun fact:
the atlantic ocean's deepest point is located within the "bermuda triangle" - it is the 30,100-foot-deep Puerto Rico Trench
and someone asked who started this :
"The Bermuda Triangle legend really began in earnest on December 5, 1945, with the famed disappearance of Flight 19. Five Navy Avenger bombers mysteriously vanished while on a routine training mission, as did a rescue plane sent to search for them -- six aircraft and 27 men, gone without a trace. "
now, i dont take lightly to the comments of "wormhole detectors" and "wormholes in your shower" (you should clean your shower- or move to a better place) because i sense pure sarcasm and not one ounce of honest discussion or questioning. i know it may sound bizarre to most of you but if you chill out and not act childish i will be glad to give you all the information i can.
now, im not saying the triangle is SOLID and is some kind of crazy force field... no.
what im trying to point out is there are anomalies in the ocean, regardless where- and dissapearances provide some evidence (not all dissapearances- some can and possible were caused by wrecking, sinking, etc... perhaps) but then what about all the electrical interference?
Even christopher columbus recorded that his compass went haywire when nearing north america:
"As the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria sailed through the area in 1492, it is reported that Columbus's compass went haywire and that he and his crew saw weird lights in the sky, but these events have mundane explanations. From the account in Columbus's journal, it is thought that his compass's slight inaccuracy stemmed from nothing more than the discrepancy between true north and magnetic north. As for the lights, Columbus wrote of seeing "a great flame of fire" that crashed into the ocean -- probably a meteor. He saw lights in the sky again on October 11, which, of course, was the day before his famous landing. The lights, brief flashes near the horizon, were spotted in the area where dry land turned out to be. "
but what i have to say about this is one thing. we dont make things up. perhaps our ideas are not entirely true, perhaps not compeltely right, but each theory contains, if not a valid argument, a valid piece of information that is definetely worth considering.
Over the next few months, I communicated these figures to a number of physicists around the world. To a one, they told me that such magnetic field anomalies could be caused by briefly-appearing micro-wormholes. They could think of no other explanation for the deviations. Prof. John Wheeler, of Princeton University, in Princeton, NJ, has given the name of "wormhole" to what he believes may be "transit tunnels" between different dimensions of reality. According to Wheeler, these wormholes may be only a giga-fraction of a square inch in size-the number one preceded by 33 zeroes, preceded by a decimal point. Wheeler says these mini-black holes, constantly blinking in and out of the geometry of space, are thought to be bits of "virtual matter;" that is, they can exist for a limited time only. Their counterparts-so-called mini-white holes-are virtual anti-matter. Whenever these two kinds of virtual matter build up to any extent, they immediately destroy themselves. Wheeler can offer no explanation as to why mini-holes appear, disappear, then reappear.
Professor Tsung-Min Gung, physicist, Tokyo, Japan, 1995; phone interviews: "If the theories of inter-dimensional connections are not completely wrong and can develop in the way I am expecting them to, the strong interdependencies with gravitation and the earth's magnetic field may be a way to track them down."
Grazyna Fosar, physicist, Berlin, Germany, in a radio discussion together with myself, in 1997: "From the physicist's point of view, gates to hyperspace can be the only reasonable explanation for these mysterious deviation fields."
i will try to provide more scientific backup as i conduct more research....
but remember its all speculation at this point, but if we consider it with an open mind we could find out some interesting things about the universe.
im glad that scientists are now considering black hole research and taking it seriously, shedding away the engraved thought that they are "mysterious nothings" and actually trying to pull some information out of them.