Bermuda Triangle or Devil's Triangle

Whether or not phenomena of a paranormal nature are taking place there has been a matter of debate. Those who are convinced something odd is happening, as well as researchers who take a scientific view, have offered a number of explanations for the mystery.

In three parts: Part One focuses on the Bermuda Triangle; Part Two on the discoveries at Bimini; Part Three (to come) on the Great Bahama Bank.

Ten people mysteriously vanished in the haunted wilderness of Glastenbury Mountain, Vermont, famous for sightings of strange lights, ghostly figures and monsters.

This is a brief history indeed, concentrating mostly on the most famous BT case: Flight 19 in 1945.

Skeptics would argue there is no mystery as traffic is so dense that disasters are inevitable. But a whole industry of the fantastic has been built up to explain such disappearances.

"A journey into mysteries of the sea," providing up-to-date, in-depth research on the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle.

Recounts six of the most famous BT stories, then gives the real facts about them.

Interested in the facts about BT? Here they are, straight from the U.S. Naval Historical Center. Don't expect to be mystified here.

Here's a good site that offer a history of the "cursed" area, a list of the ships lost there and some theories as to what might be the cause for all the mystery.

Berlitz is to be credited with internationally popularizing the phenomena known today as "The Bermuda Triangle," due in large part to a book he wrote thirty years ago.

Is there a time anomaly on Lake Michigan? A sailor relates a bizarre tale of missing time and a group of very confused sailors on this Great Lake.

Is The Bermuda Triangle a good place for an "alien" base? There could be a link among the magnetic interference, UFO sightings and the mysterious disappearances in the triangle.

Recounts the various mysteries and disappearances in the area, but says there's more hype than real mystery.