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1 videodisc (approximately 100 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
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Originally broadcast on the History Channel as an episode of the television program Decoding the past in 2005
Mysterious waters -- Triangle theories -- Disappearances -- Atlantis -- Flight 19 -- Confusion in the air -- Natural disasters -- Turbulent dispersion -- Foggy incidents
Looks at the area in the Atlantic Ocean known as the Bermuda Triangle that since the fifteenth century has mysteriously claimed an untold number of people, ships, and planes. Discusses the more mundane, scientific explanation for these disappearances, the dangerously heavy storms that commonly occur in the region, as well as more paranormal explanations. Uses advanced computer graphics, highly stylized recreations, and underwater footage to investigate some of the most notorious Bermuda Triangle disasters and the various reasons why they may have occurred
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Narrator, Ed Hermann
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