The Bermuda Triangle is part of North America.
The Bermuda Triangle is located in the southeast of the Florida Peninsula in North America, specifically refers to the Bermuda Islands, the United States of America's Miami and Puerto Rico's San Juan three-point line formed by the formation of a triangle in the western Atlantic Ocean, each side of the length of about 2,000 kilometers.
Because of this sea often occur people with the existing scientific and technological means, or in accordance with the normal logic of thought and reasoning is difficult to explain the supernormal phenomena, and therefore to the modern times, it has become those mysterious, incomprehensible various disappearances of the synonym.
The Muda Triangle is located on the western side of the Atlantic Ocean between the Bermuda Islands, the Straits of Florida and the island of Puerto Rico at the eastern end of the Greater Antilles. Most of it lies between 20° and 30° north latitude and is part of the northern tropics. It is mainly controlled by tropical air masses throughout the year, with prevailing northeast trade winds.
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The Bermuda Triangle's strangeness lies in the oceans and the atmosphere, which emit a different wavelength in this area than in other oceanic regions. As a result, many ships and airplanes have disappeared here Satellite records show the existence of a geomagnetic anomaly zone in the South Atlantic Ocean, where only the Earth's internal radiation exists. This band of radiation has been named the Van Allen Belt.
The Earth's radiation belts have two external and internal radiations. They reach the geomagnetic layer to accumulate energetic particles, thus preventing them from invading the Earth, The inner belt consists mainly of protons, while the outer belt is filled with electrons. Both the inner and outer bands are shaped like donuts. American scientist James Pham discovered the inner belt after analyzing data from the satellite Explorer I. The inner belt is the largest in the world, and the outer belt is full of electrons.
The Bermuda Triangle radiation belts were therefore named the Van Allen belts. This also confirms the research of Soviet physicists Sergei Vilanov and Alexander. The scientists said it was the presence of a geomagnetic belt in the Bermuda Triangle that produced this rare geographic situation, and they conducted the data collection via the Russian spacecraft III.
The data showed that when there is prolonged solar activity, such as flares, sunspots, the Earth sometimes changes to appear as a third band.
This band disappears naturally when the Sun's state stabilizes.
In 2012, NASA launched two measurement satellites, the RBSP, and their measurements showed that particles in the region can instantly accelerate from zero to near the speed of light, in addition to emitting ultra-low-speed electromagnetic waves.
The Italians used some unclaimed artificial satellites to collect data, and they launched a satellite called BeppoSAX. The satellite worked from 1996 to 2003. As the satellite passed over the Bermuda Triangle, an increase in radiation was noticeable, which gradually disappeared as it flew away from Bermuda.
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