Conclusion

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The recurring disappearance of vessel in the Bermuda Triangle has led to many different theories. After researching some of the explanations given, I've concluded that the Bermuda Triangle isn't as mysterious as it seems. In many cases, by the time concrete information is obtained, the story has lost its appeal, and no follow-ups ever find their way into the papers. Vessels have been lost at sea before due to different weather conditions. People just love a good mystery. They let their imagination run wild introducing the world to fascinating tales of mystery and intrigue. I do believe in ghost or spirits and other life forms. In the case of the Bermuda Triangle, human error and the different elements of nature seem lot the most logical explanation. Maybe compasses do go haywire causing ships to get lost at sea, but I think many of these stories are embellished. The tale of the Bermuda Triangle has been around since the early 1500's when Christopher Columbus reported his strange encounter. Since then the world has changed drastically with all the advancements in technology. I don't quite understand why the question of the Bermuda Triangle is still a mystery. With all the book sold and peoples love for a good mystery, I guess the case of the Bermuda Triangle will remaind unsolved.