Marine Area 6 With Most Mysterious Phenomena

The oceans are not only beautiful and terrible if the waves were rolling, so most people prefer to admire from shore than navigating a stretch of endless blue water. Apart from that, the sea also has a mystery and a phenomenon of which have not even solved the cause. If you want to know what the mystery is, the following data quoted by Russian news website Pravda.

1. Bermuda triangle 

This name is most widely known in recent decades due to the many mysterious events in an area of ​​millions of square kilometers and is located between the three regions, namely the Bermuda Islands, Puerto Rico, and Fort Lauderdale.
The Bermuda Triangle began when a famous fighter squadron of five Navy torpedo bombers, disappeared on Dec. 5, 1945. Until now 14 bodies of the crew and the ship wreck was not found. According to the data, until now at least 50 ships and aircraft reported missing in the area.

In the 1980s, the Bermuda Triangle mythical reputation for not losing anymore 'devour' any passing on it. However, a number of theories have attempted to unravel the mystery, both in terms of pseudoscience, the paranormal, UFO up. Yet. The most convincing theory is presented Joseph Monaghan of Monash University. In 2003, scientists authored an article in the American Journal of Physics. The title, 'Could Methane Bubbles Sink Ships?'

According to Monaghan, large bubbles can be formed from deposits of solid methane - known as gas hydrates. To note methane can condense at BAWAG great pressure in the sea. Ice-like methane deposits can be broken, changed gas, and create bubbles in the water. Off the gas concentration can cause damage to electronic equipment on board the aircraft as well. Not only that, the ship could sink in that location because of the reduced density (density) of water suddenly.

Another phenomenon in the Bermuda Triangle called Flying Dutchman - the mysterious disappearance of the crew. Scientific theories offered to explain the loss of the sailors. That infrasound. Some scientists believe that infrasound generated when methane bubbles rising to the surface.

Infrasound vibrations trigger dangerous resonance in the heart and blood vessels. At that time, people can be affected by panic stricken. It probably makes the sailors panicked and jumped out of the boat - to escape the strange feeling that happened to him.

However, none of the theories to explain why in the mid-1980s, the Bermuda Triangle stop devouring ships and aircraft. Perhaps because of advances in technology aircraft and ships.
 

 
2. Sargasso Sea

Many people equate the Sargasso Sea to the Bermuda Triangle. Though these waters are in the southeast of the Bermuda Triangle in the Atlantic Ocean. There is some uniqueness in the region. Ocean moving clockwise, artifacts Sargassum algae in it.
Sea has a giant vortex that has its own rules. The temperature outside the vortex is much higher than the outside. A number of people who sail there said he saw a mirage: for example, the sun rises in the East and West at the same time.
Richard Sylvester of the University of Western Australia found, is a centrifugal vortex Sargasso giant - which then creates a small vortex that reached the bermuda triangle. This small eddies cause a mini cyclone in the air - is strong enough to injure a small plane.

 
3. Devil's Sea

These are the areas in the Pacific, about Miyake Island - 100 kilometers south of Tokyo. 'Brother' Bermuda Triangle is not to be found on any map, but the sailors chose to avoid it. Storms can appear suddenly and disappear just as suddenly. Whales, dolphins, and even birds do not live in the area. Nine ships disappear within five years in the 1950's. The most famous is the disappearance of the Kaiyo Maru No.5, Japanese research vessels.

Sea Devils are in a very active seismic region. Sea floor in constant motion. Volcanic islands appear and disappear on a regular basis. The area is also known to be very active siklonnya activity.

4. cape of Good Hope

This area is also known as the Cape of Storms. Large ships sink in hundreds of years. Most of the ships were destroyed because of bad weather, especially the deadly waves, or 'cape roller'. Scientists call solitary waves - which can reach 30 meters high, is actually composed of two waves merge into one.
Giant waves it creates a large cavity, the height is only slightly lower than the wave. Although this wave phenomenon can occur in other seas, but the Cape of Good Hope area in most danger.

5. The Eastern Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf

The area is known phenomenon very impressive and mysterious circle of giant light swirling on the surface of the water.
German oceanographer, Kurt Kahle believes, the phenomenon is a result of the earthquake under the ocean, causing luminescence plankton. Then arises motion like the wheels. However, this hypothesis has been criticized lately for not been able to explain the transformation secaralogis halos. Modern science is not yet able to describe the shape of a perfect circle object. Therefore, there is a new theory which is more absurd: UFO.

6. Whirlpool (Maelstrom)

Although not too impressive as a whirlpool in the Sargasso Sea. But the sailors know about the amazing phenomenon of vortex type. Whirlpools this happens twice a day, in the northwestern part of the Norwegian Sea The word 'Maelstrom' popularized by Edgar Alan Poe. Maelstrom is a rotating water strong and big. Surface water from the vortex lebihrendah tens of meters above sea level. Its strength dozens of times the normal flow.
The strange, swirl the opposite direction changed every three to four months. It could happen anywhere, including the Bermuda Triangle. It is believed, the vortex rotates counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

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