Findings Scientists It End Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle?

During this time, the Bermuda Triangle is known as a mysterious place. It's location, believed to be the location of the loss of more than 20 aircraft and 50 ships within a period of 100 years.

The Bermuda Triangle is an imaginary area that connects the three points, namely Florida, Puerto Rico and the island of Bermuda, that is located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. In total, the area has an area of 4 million square kilometers.

Many theories attempt to explain the disappearance of ships and aircraft at that location. As human beings ekstraterresterial abducted to be used as guinea pigs, the effect of Atlantis the Lost (Lost Atlantis), a vortex that sucks objects into another dimension, and other things.

However, a finding believed to pave the way for the answers the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle.

Scientists now believe that they are one step closer to the answer to the mystery, after the discovery of a series of underwater crater at the bottom of the Barents Sea, offshore Norway. It News.com.au quoted.

Although not close to the Bermuda Triangle, they hope that the crater is so key to explain the puzzling phenomenon.

Crater with a width of 800 meters and a depth of 45 meters, believed

to be formed because the methane gas contained in sediments beneath the seafloor. Then, the gas exploded and the explosion formed a crater.

"Many large crater found on the seabed which is situated in the central-western Barents Sea and possibly formed by the explosion of the gas," said researchers from the Arctic Univeristy of Norway told the Sunday Times.

"The crater may be the one place that represents the location of the explosion of methane gas in the Arctic," he added.

Details of the findings will be released at the annual meeting of the European Geosciences Union in the next month, where experts will analyze whether such gas bubbles can threaten the ship was sailing.

Last year, such a possibility has actually been found. Igor Yelstov of Trofimuk Institute said, "There are several versions of the theory that the phenomenon of the Bermuda Triangle is a consequence of the reaction gas hydrates."

"They began to actively decompose methane ice and turned into gas. It happened like an avalanche, like a nuclear reaction, and produce large amounts of gas."

"It makes the sea water gets hot and the ship sank in waters that have been mixed with the gas in large proportions," he added.