Mysterious places like Bermuda Triangle Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle in the western Atlantic Ocean is not the only place in the world where mysterious disappearances occur, such as: Lake Anjikuni in Canada, America's superstitious mountains, Japan's Sea of ​​the Sea . are places that also contain many mysteries that scientists have yet to find a satisfactory explanation.

The Bermuda Triangle is probably the most mysterious place in the world, with numerous rumors surrounding it and the mysterious disappearances of boats and aircraft. It is said that this is the place where the magnetic field is the most powerful, some people believe that there is an alien intervention, there is also a theory about space and time doors. However, no matter what the reason, there is no exact verification yet, so this is still the most mysterious place in the world that we know about. However, on Earth, there is not only a Bermuda Triangle, there are still many areas with hidden mysteries.

12. Wharton Basin

One of the mysterious locations included in the list is the Wharton Basin, in the Indian Ocean, which was zoned in the disappearance of the MH370 .

This area is less well known than the Bermuda Triangle, even though it has not been marked on the map for 50 years. Many hypotheses believe that once the plane is missing there will never be found.

11. Alaska Triangle

The Alaskan Triangle, which occupies a large area of ​​Alaska State, is a wild land , not many people come.

There are a lot of people missing here, and many planes are reported to have fallen or missing when flying over this remote site. Since 1988, an estimated 16,000 people " evaporate " without traces in Alaska's " demon triangle ".

10. Superstition Mountains

The Superstition Range, located in the eastern part of Arizona, has caused a lot of curiosity for the indulged people by its name, roughly translated as " superstitious mountains ".

According to legend, in 1800 a man by the name of Jacob Waltz discovered a huge gold mine in the mountains, which was dubbed the Lord's gold mine . However, he hid the secret of the location of the gold mine, so many people searched for the lost treasure and many died on the way. Many people believe that the souls of those who die in search of gold still haunt the mountains.

Besides, there are many legends about this mountain range, one of which is Tuar-Tums , dwarfs living in the mountains to protect the treasures. Several other legends tell the way to hell on the top of the mountain.

9. Unusual area in the South Atlantic Ocean

Have you ever thought of surviving an outer Bermuda Triangle? The answer is yes, an unusual area is located in the South Atlantic Ocean. This is the area where the radiation of the Van Allen belt is closest to the Earth's surface.

It was in this area that there were many problems with spacecraft and satellites, incidents from software that manipulated disorder to total loss of control or inactivity. Even the Hubble telescope cannot be seen through this unusual area, even the International Space Station must avoid orbits through this area.

The cause of these things has not been clarified, but it is believed that the culprits are concentrated radiation here. But scientists do not explain their impact or their influence on space devices.

8. Ho Anjikuni

Anjikuni Lake is known after an extremely mysterious disappearance, not one or two individuals but an entire village lost within a single night. In November 1930, a hunter named Joe Labelle was looking for an overnight shelter. Labelle was familiar with the Inuit village from before, with a population of a few hundred people. However that night he saw a rather strange sight, the entire villagers were gone, while all the furniture including food and weapons remained intact.

After an investigation was conducted, they discovered that some graves were excavated, not made by animals and more strange than empty inside. They also found the bodies of sled dogs dying because of hunger not far away, while the food in the village is still very much.

There have been many legends that explain the lost mystery of the Inuit village, including stories about aliens or ghosts . However, no matter what the reason, Anjikuni Lake area is still a place where few people dare to set foot after hearing the story of Inuit village.

7. Sea of ​​demons

The Devil's Sea, also known as the Dragon Triangle is a Pacific region with strange mysteries similar to the Bermuda Triangle. Located off the coast of Japan, this is the area where quite a number of disappearances of Japanese fishing boats. There are some unexplained phenomena here such as magnetic field changes, strange light.

A story tells that in 1952, the Japanese government sent the No. 5 Kaio Maru research ship to learn the mysteries in this sea. And the outcome of the ship and the crew of 31 people probably guessed, they never returned. Another move from the old days, Kublai Khan let the army cross the sea to attack Japan, resulting in an army of 4,000 missing people leaving no trace behind.

To explain these mysteries, a series of stories are told about parallel universes or aliens. However, it is very likely that the events that happened here are similar to what happened in the Bermuda Triangle, or due to volcanic eruptions in the ocean that caused the missing accidents.

6. Bigelow Farm

The 480-ac Bigelow Farm, located in northwestern Utah, is home to many strange events. Previously there were many mysterious rumors surrounding the farm, but it was still bought by Terry and Gwen Sherman since 1994. The first day they moved in, they saw a huge wolf. on the meadow. They had reconciled it and brought it to the farm, however strange events continued. Their cattle were constantly missing and when they discovered the culprit was the wolf they had brought, Terry shot the wolf with a pistol but the bullet did not work on it. Then they never saw the wolf come back, but the cattle were still eaten after that night.

Besides, UFOs are also one of the mysteries of this farm. Shermans said he saw strange spheres hovering every night on their farm. After successive strange incidents, they had to sell the farm to Robert Bigelow in 1996, the founder of Discovery Science Institute. Bigelow has owned the farm ever since, and conducts research around the mysteries within it.

5. Point Pleasant

Point Pleasant is a commune in Illinois, USA. This place is best known for events involving a creature called Mothman . More than a hundred people of Point Pleasant saw this creature together. A man taller than 2m, his face reddened like a hypnosis and his wings stretched out to the ground.

Mothman has become the subject of many discussions, books and movies. Some say that Mothman is an extraterrestrial creature , some believe that a mutation of the gene . An appalling event occurred on December 15, 1967, when the Silver Bridge collapsed in a confusing manner, causing more than 46 deaths. Many people think this incident is related to Mothman. However, over time, the incident also sank into oblivion and the name Mothman was rarely mentioned.

4. Michigan Triangle

The Michigan Triangle is a geographic triangle in the area of Lake Michigan , which is a mysterious source of many missing incidents here. On April 28, 1937, Captain George R. Donner and his ship were on their way from Erie to Port Washington and had to go through this triangle. When he approached the triangle, he began to get tired and was taken by the sailor to the cabin to rest. However, after the ship passed the triangular area, Captain Donner went missing without leaving any trace. The sailors searched everywhere on the ship but could not find him.

On June 23, 1950, Northwest Airlines flight 2051 was from New York to Minneapolis and controlled by pilot Robert C. Lind with many years of experience and 58 passengers. Due to bad weather, when the plane approached Chicago, it had to return to Lake Michigan. Around midnight that day, Lind asked for permission to drop the altitude to 700m but did not specify the reason, and that was the last information about the 2051 flight. The last place Lind confirmed was the lake triangle area. Michigan.

3. San Luis Valley

San Luis Valley, Southern Colorado is one of the mysterious areas with unexplainable phenomena including UFOs and the strange execution of hundreds of animals . In 1967, a horse named Snippy was found but only the corpse and brain were gone. After that time, there were hundreds of similar cases, healthy animals suddenly died overnight, all of which had one thing in common: no blood around their corpses and the brain disappeared. The surveys did not yield any results. Many people assume that there are any hands of embedded aliens this.

2. Bennington Triangle

Another geographic triangle is in southwestern Vermont, where five mysterious disappearances occurred between 1945 and 1950. On November 12, 1945, a group of 12 hunters led by Middie Rivers. On the way back, he led the group but as he passed Bennington's triangle area, he realized that his whole team was missing and what was left was only hunting rifles.

Paula Welden, a second-year student at Bennington University, crossed the Bennington triangle area on December 1, 1964. She never returned and no trace was found, Investigations and searches all go to dead ends.

3 years later, veteran James E. Tetford is on a bus returning to visit his relatives. Witnesses said he had seen the car from the previous station, but when he arrived at the next station he disappeared and there was only a pile of luggage left. A similar disappearance occurred with eight-year-old Paul Jepson on October 12, 1950. His mother recounted that she still saw her son playing in the yard, but when he came back, he didn't see him. The search efforts have also become useless.

The last disappearance was on October 28, 1950, a woman named Frieda Langer went missing while jogging on Mount Glastenbury. However, unlike other disappearances, Langer's body was found six months later in a state of intact, but it was impossible to determine the cause of death.

1. Bridgewater Triangle

Covering an area of ​​about 500 km ² located in southeastern Massachusetts south of Boston. Since the 1970s there have been many reports of the appearance of strange creatures here, strange footprints have also been discovered. There are also many reports of ripped cattle, but the perpetrators are not ordinary carnivores.

In addition to the strange creatures, the Bridgewater triangle area is known as a place to gather many mysteries about UFOs . In 1760, a man saw a fireball floating above New England. In 1976, there were reports of two UFOs landing along highway 44 near Taunton. In 1994, a policeman in Bridgewater saw a triangle with strange light. In 1908 on Halloween night, two funeral directors saw in the sky a strange object they described as a "giant lantern" . They watched it almost 40 minutes before it disappeared.