A 500k square kilometers area in North Atlantic ocean has been a mystery since years after reports of many missing ships, planes and people. Scientists have been trying to solve the mystery since then, but they couldn't find out. Recently, a documentary is being shared on the internet claiming that the mystery has been solved and terrifying atmospheric phenomenon called hexagonal clouds are behind this, who create air bombs with up to 170 mph winds.
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| Hexagon-shaped clouds on western tip of Bermuda Triangle |
According to a documentary published by Science Channel, NASA's setelite Terra Modis captured a photograph of clouds over the Bahamas, 150 miles off coast of Florida. The photograph looked strange to meteorologists. After analyzing it, they found a series of hexagon-shaped clouds. Surprised by the satellite imagery, Meteorologist Randy Cerveny says "The satellite imagery is really bizarre with the hexagonal shapes of the cloud formations.". Satellite meteorologists Dr. Steve Miller says "You don't typically see straight edges with clouds, most of the times clouds are random in their distribution." The hexagons range in size from 20 to 55 miles across. Now, the question arises how these hexagonal clouds are involved in disappearance of ships and planes?
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| Imagery captured by ENVISAT |
These hexagonal shaped clouds over the Bermuda Triangle creates air bombs formed by a phenomenon called microbursts. They are blasts of airs and they come down out of the bottom of the clouds and then hit the ocean which results in creation of massive waves. The waves get larger and larger as they interact with each-other. The blast by air bombs spreads outwards with a speed of up to 170 mph which are fatal in nature.
If the scientists are right, then we can forecast a microburst and alarm the planes or ships. Satellites can tell us when a microburst is formed, hence we will be able to save hundreds of lives. The scientists are further analyzing satellite imagery to find more signs of the hexagon-formations.