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In 1975 a librarian by the name of Larry Kusche published a book entitled The
Bermuda Triangle Mystery-Solved. In the book Kusche revealed that many of the
strange accidents and disappearances reported in the Bermuda Triangle were not
so "paranormal" after all. In many accounts, he..."
In 1975 a librarian by the name of Larry Kusche published a book entitled The
Bermuda Triangle Mystery-Solved. In the book Kusche revealed that many of the
strange accidents and disappearances reported in the Bermuda Triangle were not
so "paranormal" after all. In many accounts, he discovered that when a writer
had noted that a ship went down in calm waters, a raging storm had caused the
ship to sink, or when other ships were reported to have mysteriously vanished,
their remains had been found and the cause of the disaster explained. Of course, Kusche's theories have been debated and although others have
claimed to solve the mysterious accidents and disappearances in the Bermuda
Triangle, it can still to this day comfortably fit into the realm of unsolved
mysteries.
The Bermuda Triangle or "devil's triangle" is an imaginary triangle
stretching from Norfolk to the island of Bermuda and back to Puerto Rico . The
term "Bermuda Triangle" was first used in an article written for Argosy magazine
in 1964. The author claimed that in this strange expanse of sea a number of
planes and ships had disappeared without explanation. Although it was the first
time the term was used, the mystery of the triangle was already known. Actually,
as early as 1492, Christopher Columbus reported that while he sailed through the
area, his compass went haywire and he spotted a ball of fire in the sky. This
could easily be explained away as a meteor and the trouble with his compass as a
discrepancy between true north and magnetic north that exists in the triangle. Another famous encounter is the discovery of the abandoned ship Mary Celeste
in 1892. There was no sign of the captain, his family, and the eight crew
members or what happened to them. Save for one lifeboat, all the supplies had
been left on the ship. It appeared that they had abandoned ship quickly, but
why? And the most famous of all strange occurences in the triangle: the
disappearance of the five navy avenger bombers of Flight 19, is to this day
blamed on the deadly triangle...
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In 1975 a librarian by the name of Larry Kusche published a book entitled The
Bermuda Triangle Mystery-Solved. In the book Kusche revealed that many of the
strange accidents and disappearances reported in the Bermuda Triangle were not
so "paranormal" after all. In many accounts, he discovered that when a writer
had noted that a ship went down in calm waters, a raging storm had caused the
ship to sink, or when other ships were reported to have mysteriously vanished,
their remains had been found and the cause of the disaster explained. Of course, Kusche's theories have been debated and although others have
claimed to solve the mysterious accidents and disappearances in the Bermuda
Triangle, it can still to this day comfortably fit into the realm of unsolved
mysteries. 
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