The mystery of the triangle of Bermuda became the universal knowledge in today's technological era. Many scientists have tried to solve the mysterious disappearance of air and watercraft when they pass through this triangular zone in the Atlantic Ocean. Their conclusion (or lack thereof) varies widely, but there is one threatening finding of all of them: the compasses go off when the crafts pass through the triangle.
The compass uses the earth’s magnetic field to constantly indicate true north or magnetic north. All the findings of scientists interested in solving the mystery of the triangle of Bermuda and the stories of the survivors who managed to avoid fate in the area, indicate unstable compass readings, continue to amaze our minds. Even Columbus in his journal had a story about an anomaly in his compass, passing by a triangle. He needed to correct deviations to stay on course.
What causes this unstable compass reading in the Bermuda triangle? Some say that the vortex between Earth and outer space converges in a region leading to erratic magnetic field readings; others say that aliens use this area to kidnap people, so they kindly confuse the magnetic field to confuse navigators, no one knows for sure.
The fact that no scientist fully understands strength, work, or magnetism leaves the true cause of magnetic interference in the triangle to human imagination. Until scientists can prove or disprove Ledskalin's statements on magnetic levitation, when he built the Coral Castle or the crazy compass as he passed through the Bermuda Triangle, these secrets of magnetism are still shrouded in mystery and reach those who can unlock more of nature.
