Vanishing of ships and
aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean are due to methane gas that is released from the
cracks of the antique plates. According to scientists gas turns into giant
bubbles that reach the surface and "absorb" all that will meet them
on the way.
Riddle of the Bermuda Triangle,
"absorb" it gets into court, concerned mankind are more than half a
century.
Employees of the Australian Monash University in Melbourne, Joseph
Monaghan and his assistant David May argue that the mysterious disappearances
of ships and aircraft in the infamous area of the Atlantic there is a logical
explanation. According to them, all the fault of natural methane gas emitted
from the cracks of the ancient plates that are stacked ocean floor in the
region.
According to their
theory, the gas, freed from the ocean floor, turns into a giant bubbles that
reach the surface and "absorb" anything that gets in their way.
Scientists argue that methane formation reached such proportions that, if cut
in the water, may even bring down low-flying aircraft.
First, the researchers
tested their theory by creating a computer model, which confirmed that anybody,
coming into the gas bubble is trapped and sinks. The researchers then conducted
a corresponding experiment already in the field. Fill a large container with
water, they are placed on the surface a few toy ships, and the bottom started
serving methane.
It turned out that the
court, which has not carried into the center of the bubble to please, go to the
bottom. Also, scientists have explained why the Bermuda Triangle ships often
found with dead bodies - the crew simply choked harmful methane. Be that as it
may, for the moment, the global scientific community, not in a hurry to
officially recognize the theory of Australians.
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