The Bermuda Triangle is a band of sea of more than one million square kilometers located between the Bermuda Islands -for which it receives its name-, Florida and Puerto Rico. In this region, at least 75 airplanes and hundreds of ships have disappeared in the last 100 years due to unknown causes from which the most diverse theories have been spilled.
Now, a team of meteorologists from the University of Colorado, California (USA) claims to have found the solution to this enigma in the sky. Thus, NASA’s climate satellites have detected strange formations of hexagonal clouds in the sky over the sea strip of the North Atlantic Ocean, which are authentic “air bombs”.
According to experts, these hexagonal-shaped clouds are formed through micro-combustion that generate air pumps between 32 and 88 kilometers wide that move from the clouds to the surface of the sea, unleashing winds of more than 270 kilometers per hour . These air currents are so powerful that they would explain the precipitation of the planes into the sea and the presence of waves of more than 14 meters high that would be responsible for the shipwrecks.
These peculiar clouds with their associated meteorological phenomena would be behind the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. However, other scientists give this theory little credence.
” There is little or no chance, in my opinion, that one of these clouds is the missing link in all the stories surrounding the so-called Bermuda Triangle, ” says Steven Miller, an atmospheric science researcher at Colorado State University ( USA.). The appearance of a straight edge in a cloud is quite unusual: “You don’t normally see straight edge clouds; most of the time, the clouds are random in their distribution. “
Miller opines that this current theory “misrepresents the scientific data and sensationalizes the story.”
Meteorologist Randy Cerveny added: “The satellite images are really strange … These types of hexagonal shapes over the ocean are essentially air bombs. They are formed by what is called micro-wear and they are air blasts that descend from the bottom of a cloud and then they hit the ocean and then they create waves that can sometimes be massive in size when they start to interact with each other “
Anything trapped inside one of these air pumps could be blown out of the air, turned upside down, sunk …
More observation is needed to confirm this theory that could finally explain many of the infamous Bermuda Triangle events.
Of course, not everyone is convinced by this theory, some experts saying that hexagonal clouds also occur in other parts of the world and there is no evidence that strange disappearances occur more often in the Bermuda Triangle area than elsewhere. of the planet.
