Question

B. Answer these questions.
1. Where is the Bermuda Triangle located?
2. Why is the Bermuda Triangle considered to be a dangerous zone?
3. What are the various explanations offered to account for the strange happenings
in the Bermuda Triangle?​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1. The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a loosely defined region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean.

2. a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

3. Legends of the Bermuda Triangle:

There are various theories, all unproven, that seek to explain the phenomenon that occurs in this area. These are some of the most surprising:

A BLACK HOLE

While it is true that black holes exist and there is a whole theory developed by numerous scientists, including the famous Stephen Hawking, it is unlikely that there is one in that area. Why? For a black hole is a finite region of space in which the concentrated mass is so powerful that nothing escapes its control. In other words, if there were a black hole in the waters - or the sky - of that area, everything that passed through there would disappear without exception.

If we listen to this theory, a ship that has been stranded in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle would pass that door to the rest of the Universe and three things could happen to it: it would freeze irretrievably, it would turn to ashes in an instant or it would violate the laws known physics and would teleport to another point in the universe where absolutely nothing would happen. This theory is very unlikely since nothing escapes the gravitational field of a black hole, so there would be no water, no land, or anything in that area.