New Claim Adds More Madness To The Bermuda Triangle Theories

There’s a lot of Bermuda Triangle bullsh*t out there. This triangular patch of sea in the Atlantic Ocean has been giving scientists headaches since the odd disappearance of an aircraft squadron in 1945.

The latest story about the area claims sonar imaging has revealed an ancient crystal pyramid lying 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) below the water’s surface in the Bermuda Triangle.

According to the Before It’s News website, “further investigation into the secrets in the the pyramid’s center could reveal more information regarding the cases of mysterious disappearances associated with the Bermuda Triangle.” There’s also a YouTube video from 2013 explaining the crystal pyramid, which appears to have sparked this recent spade of stories.

As most news sites hint at, though, there’s no transparency about where this information comes from or any evidence to back it up.

While this kind of stuff is clearly nonsense, the Bermuda Triangle has a nasty reputation of mysteriously disappearing ships and planes even outside of YouTube rabbit holes. This has led many to come up with strange phenomena to explain what’s going on, such as water vortexes, giant methane bubbles, and, of course, a gateway to another dimension.

The Bermuda Triangle is not recognized by the US Board of Geographic Names as a place, but it’s generally considered to lie between Miami in Florida, San Juan in Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. WindVector/Shutterstock