The deadly danger in the 2nd Bermuda triangle triangle

Manoumi's Sea or Dragon's Triangle, whose Japanese name is Manoumi is an area of ​​the Pacific Ocean. This is considered a marine graveyard when many mysterious disappearances and shipwrecks have not been deciphered.

The Dragon Triangle is located off the coast of Japan, around Miyake Island, 117km south of Tokyo.

Like the Bermuda Triangle , in the Dragon Triangle there have been many mysterious disappearances of boats, even of airplanes when flying through this area.

Legend of the Dragon Triangle

According to ancient Japanese legends, in the year 1,000 BC, there was a dragon who lived off the coast of Japan so it was called the Dragon Triangle. This dragon can spray fire like volcanic eruptions. When there were boats crossing the area, the dragon sank and killed the sailors.

Historically, Kublai Khan's Mongol Khan had sent forty-four thousand troops to invade Japan but had failed to cross this dangerous sea.

Cases disappear without trace at the Dragon Triangle

According to statistics of the maritime security department of the Japan Marine Security Division, within 9 years from 1963 to 1972, there were 161 large and small boats missing in this sea.

Just like the Bermuda Triangle, when boats and planes enter the Dragon Triangle waters, there is often a strange phenomenon: big waves, tornado winds, dense fog, paralyzed compass, pine Radio communication has trouble and lost contact.

It is theorized that: The Dragon Triangle is an area subjected to a magnetic field north, symmetrical with the Bermuda triangle.

Symmetrical position of the Dragon Triangle with the Bermuda Triangle.

Among the many aircraft lost in the Dragon Triangle, a Japanese reconnaissance aircraft, the HK-8, shares the same fate. When flying over this sea, the pilot transmitted the telegram: " In the sky there is a very strange thing . the sky is like it is open . " then lost the signal and went missing with the entire staff on the plane.

In May 1945 , the US Navy's 38th special fleet of 200 fighters was swept off the deck of the aircraft carrier, with 765 sailors dying and missing due to unexpectedly falling into a massive storm with the wind gusts above level 12 and the first silver waves rise above 18m in this sea.

On April 19 , 1957 , when the "Kichisenkan" ship of Japan went along the Dragon Triangle and returned from the Pacific, the captain and sailors suddenly saw two objects glistening with silver light . with wings, more than 10 meters in diameter, like a disk, metal, falling from the sky, and falling right into the water not far from the ship. Following that on the sea suddenly a big wave.

On April 17 , 1981, the "Takikan" ship off the coast of East China Sea, discovered a circular object with a diameter of about 200m, blue light from the sea flashed up, making the sea rise.

When it appeared, the radio equipment on the ship was paralyzed, the gauges on the ship were only chaos, and whirled. After that, it flew into the sea again, causing big waves, damaging the outer shell of the "Takikan" ship.

According to the captain's calculations, the duration of the glowing objects is 15 minutes. But since it went back into the water, the captain found the clock on the train 15 minutes slower.

In 1952 , the Japanese government dispatched the No. 5 KaioMaru research ship and 31 crew to explore the mysteries in this sea. But they left without ever returning.

Ship Derbyshire.

In 1980 , the Derbyshire ship - the largest ship of British shipping, was even dubbed the "unsinkable ship" because of its superior properties: Heavy to 91,655 tons (3 times larger than Titanic). Legend), 289m long and 43.5m wide.

Derbyshire is considered to be the pride of the British maritime industry, has even been dubbed the " immersive vessel" because of its superior properties: Heavy to 91,655 tons (three times larger than the legendary Titanic). , 289m long and 43.5m wide. Along with 42 seasoned crew members. But the ship was missing without a trace when carrying 160,000 tons of iron ore from Canada to Kawasaki, Japan on September 9, 1980 without giving any emergency signals.

With the most advanced electronic alarm systems of the time, the Derbyshire ship, along with the experience of the crew, was very strange for the ship to disappear.

The investigating agency also found no technical evidence that the Derbyshire was leaking or damaged. Six weeks after the Derbyshire's disappearance, the Japanese reconnaissance plane spotted a 2km long, 1km-wide oil spill about 40km from the ship.

The mystery is called "Dragon Triangle"

In September 1994, an ocean expedition team led by Dr. David Mone, an experienced US marine search and rescue specialist, headed straight into this demonic sea to study the waters.

Along with the modern research equipment: flat sound detector, deep-diving robot . experts have discovered the giant "mountain" of steel in the seabed 4,000m deep. That is the body of the ships that once disappeared mysteriously here.

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But the cause of the loss of boats and aircraft in this area is still a mystery. Many believe that underneath this sea is an alien base, or a parallel universe exists.

However, it has been suggested that the disappearance of mysterious boats on the sea here resembles the Bermuda Triangle which is believed to be due to volcanic eruptions on the ocean floor.

All is still a mystery without an answer.