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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:05 am
Is there a connection between the lost City of Atlantis, aliens and the Bermuda?. Now, everyone has heard about the Bermuda triangle.... right? For those people that have no clue what im talking about, the Bermuda triangle triangle region in the Atlantic ocean. The boundaries that this triangular shape body of water varies but most of the well thought to be areas are Miami which is in Florida, San Juan, which is in Puerto Rico and the mid Island of Bermuda. But this is not your "normal" region of water, there have been so many planes and ships that have just vanished. One of the most well known incident was Flight 19. While flying over this region in 1945 they experienced some strange phenomena, like whacked out compass readings. When last transmission of flight 19 was heard they were never seen again. This happening is still a mystery today there have been many incidents similar to this one that have not been explained. Ships vanishing never being found, weird UFO sightings in the triangle. Whats going on there? Is the Devils triangle a quick way to go to words beyond our own? Is that how aliens are getting here? Are aliens connected to the lost city of Atlantis? Is Atlantis and its power source the cause of this when it sank? Whatever it may be discuss here.
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Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 8:23 pm
I heard abourt flight 19! I watched a whole documentary about the Bermuda. Airplanes and such that go through there have also experienced time skips too!
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:56 pm
You know of the Bermuda Triangle, but how about the Dragon's Triangle? The Dragon’s Triangle follows a line from Western Japan, north of Tokyo, to a point in the Pacific at approximate latitude of 145 degrees east. It turns west south west, past the Bonin Islands, then down to Guam and Yap, west towards Taiwan, before heading back to Japan in a north north easterly direction. Both areas share stories of missing maritime vessels and aircraft, reports of malfunctioning navigational and communication equipment and tales of drifting, crewless ghost ships. The Dragon’s Triangle in particular, bears testament to an ever-changing seascape. Islands and lands masses have formed and disappeared literally overnight through volcanic activity and seaquakes. Records reveal islands charted by experienced navigators, and documented as having been visited; yet years later no trace of these places could be found.Another common factor is the existence of agonic lines - lines of no magnetic variation, along which the magnetic needle points directly north and south. The principle agonic line in the Western Hemisphere runs directly through the Bermuda triangle, whilst the principle agonic line in the Eastern Hemisphere runs through the Dragon’s triangle. Which in both cases often leads to extreme compass deviation in the surrounding area. For over a thousand years, possibly longer, the Japanese and their neighbours have recorded strange occurrences and disappearances. Ancient records tell of restless dragons surfacing from the depths, and taking unfortunate mariners back to their underground lairs. Legends dating back to c.1000Bc tell of underwater palaces inhabited by dragons and of a great slumbering dragon which lived in the cavern beneath the sea.However, it wasn’t until the late 1960’s that western attention was drawn to this eastern phenomenon, and connections made with the Bermuda Triangle. Despite frequent coverage in the Japanese media of disappearances, reports rarely made the international press. Language barriers and racist attitudes may have a lot to do with this. One wonders how well known the Bermuda Triangle might have been if it wasn’t situated off the coast of the United States?
In ancient times such happenings were explained by the interventions of gods, demons and mythical creatures. Today, the fate of the missing craft and crews remains a mystery; although many explanations have been suggested. These include, alien abduction, the disappearance into a “black hole” or gateway to another dimension, time or parallel universe. The destruction and disappearance without trace by extreme natural phenomena. Falling prey to covert military or scientific experimentation or abduction by “unfriendly forces”. Even elaborate insurance fraud has been suggested; whereby ships end up in breakers yards and are reported missing in the triangle!
Whatever the answer, the Dragon’s Triangle, along with it’s Bermudan equivalent, remains one of the world’s best kept secrets.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:57 pm
Hmm, perhaps it's a gateway to Hell? What do you guys think?
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Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 2:44 pm
Niato_Usume You know of the Bermuda Triangle, but how about the Dragon's Triangle? The Dragon’s Triangle follows a line from Western Japan, north of Tokyo, to a point in the Pacific at approximate latitude of 145 degrees east. It turns west south west, past the Bonin Islands, then down to Guam and Yap, west towards Taiwan, before heading back to Japan in a north north easterly direction. Both areas share stories of missing maritime vessels and aircraft, reports of malfunctioning navigational and communication equipment and tales of drifting, crewless ghost ships. The Dragon’s Triangle in particular, bears testament to an ever-changing seascape. Islands and lands masses have formed and disappeared literally overnight through volcanic activity and seaquakes. Records reveal islands charted by experienced navigators, and documented as having been visited; yet years later no trace of these places could be found.Another common factor is the existence of agonic lines - lines of no magnetic variation, along which the magnetic needle points directly north and south. The principle agonic line in the Western Hemisphere runs directly through the Bermuda triangle, whilst the principle agonic line in the Eastern Hemisphere runs through the Dragon’s triangle. Which in both cases often leads to extreme compass deviation in the surrounding area. For over a thousand years, possibly longer, the Japanese and their neighbours have recorded strange occurrences and disappearances. Ancient records tell of restless dragons surfacing from the depths, and taking unfortunate mariners back to their underground lairs. Legends dating back to c.1000Bc tell of underwater palaces inhabited by dragons and of a great slumbering dragon which lived in the cavern beneath the sea.However, it wasn’t until the late 1960’s that western attention was drawn to this eastern phenomenon, and connections made with the Bermuda Triangle. Despite frequent coverage in the Japanese media of disappearances, reports rarely made the international press. Language barriers and racist attitudes may have a lot to do with this. One wonders how well known the Bermuda Triangle might have been if it wasn’t situated off the coast of the United States?
In ancient times such happenings were explained by the interventions of gods, demons and mythical creatures. Today, the fate of the missing craft and crews remains a mystery; although many explanations have been suggested. These include, alien abduction, the disappearance into a “black hole” or gateway to another dimension, time or parallel universe. The destruction and disappearance without trace by extreme natural phenomena. Falling prey to covert military or scientific experimentation or abduction by “unfriendly forces”. Even elaborate insurance fraud has been suggested; whereby ships end up in breakers yards and are reported missing in the triangle!
Whatever the answer, the Dragon’s Triangle, along with it’s Bermudan equivalent, remains one of the world’s best kept secrets.
Why yes, I do know of the Dragons Triangle there have been USO's (unidentified submerged object) sighted there too which I find very fascinating. Kinda like a UFO just it goes in the water. That kinda reminds me of the movie the ABYSS.
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 12:38 pm
Niato_Usume Hmm, perhaps it's a gateway to Hell? What do you guys think? Sorry, but, Idon't buy the Hell theory. There's just not enough evidence.
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:29 pm
There's not really any evidence to prove it as anything else either though, is there?
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:39 pm
whatever it is, it's pretty interesting...
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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 5:21 am
interesting always leads to chaos be wary of surprises
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 4:38 am
Niato_Usume Hmm, perhaps it's a gateway to Hell? What do you guys think? Not a chance dude but I Do think it could just be there may be extra electrical energy wich causes planes navigation to go ******** up OH WAIT u knoe how they won't let us take cell phones on planes? WHAT IF THERE IS SOMETHING UNDER THE TRIANGLE THAT IS TRANSMITTING RAIDO WAVES or it could just be thousands of electric eels
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 10:08 pm
tomcat41 Niato_Usume Hmm, perhaps it's a gateway to Hell? What do you guys think? Not a chance dude but I Do think it could just be there may be extra electrical energy wich causes planes navigation to go ******** up OH WAIT u knoe how they won't let us take cell phones on planes? WHAT IF THERE IS SOMETHING UNDER THE TRIANGLE THAT IS TRANSMITTING RAIDO WAVES or it could just be thousands of electric eels
I just imagined the eels XD burning_eyes
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 12:55 am
I saw a show once that seemed to have a fairly well-backed up theory. It would be nice if I could remember it well, though. sweatdrop
Something about some kind of gas trapped under the sea floor (methane, or something of the sort). It breaks free and bubbles up in large quantities. This gas can cause an airplane's engines to cut out and fail. Though I can't quite remember how they decided it was able to make ships sink, nor do I remember their reasoning for instruments going haywire, or strange sightings. I do vaguely remember something about the gas making people disoriented (and could possibly kill them after extended exposure), so maybe they hallucinated the sightings and instrument malfunctions?
Yeah, okay, that last bit's pretty questionable. But I'm sure about the bit with the gas killing airplane engines. Or at least older engines. They even did tests that backed it up.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 10:01 am
I for one think that this might be of some sort kinda like stonehedge! Like you know that I remeber from this show that they had like metal sticks and tehy like crossd because of sumthin' I don't remeber! crying And like it said somthin about something else crossing as well maybe that's why or what Donda said I think it's more resonable!
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 9:05 pm
Like stonehenge? Could you explain that further?
Stonehenge, if I'm not mistaken, is more of a spiritual place, whereas I think the Bermuda triangle is just full of unexplained weirdness.
I know that metal rods or wires that cross are used sometimes to find water, and sometimes they can be used to indicate spiritual energy... But I don't remember saying anything about that... *confused*
Edit: Oh, I've also remembered how that show explained the sinking of ships. The gas bubbles can be so massive that they can overturn some ships as they come up underneath them, and once overturned, they just go down. And since there is no warning before it happens, nobody has time to call for help.
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Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 10:26 pm
From what i know time skips are very common as well as odd flight conditions. Many pilots expirience trouble with instruments and comminications. In japan there is a similar story of the dragons triangle which is on the exact opposite side of the planet so many think that earth has a form of wormhole that causes the phenomonon.
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