The stories about ships and planes that disappeared without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle have been circulating for centuries. These incidents have given rise to speculation about curses, aliens, and even portals to other dimensions.

Since then, the disappearance of ships and the crashing of planes in that area have often been associated with the mystical power of the Bermuda Triangle. However, Larry Kusche refuted the legend in a book published in 1975. He revealed that reports about the Bermuda Triangle were inaccurate, exaggerated, or unverifiable.

Many explanations, both natural and supernatural, have been proposed over the years for the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. However, science has provided a more rational explanation for this confusing phenomenon. Scientific research, as cited from Science Focus, has identified various natural factors that contribute to the disappearance of planes and ships in the Bermuda Triangle.

"The weather problem is supported by recent studies that show that strong storms can produce waves as high as 30 meters. Waves as high as skyscrapers can roll and sink large ships. However, once again, this theory is refuted because there is no direct evidence that such waves can occur in the Bermuda Triangle."

"While others state that magnetic anomalies cause sailors and pilots who navigate with a compass to deviate from their course. Although no such anomaly has been identified, in the early 20th century the geographic north and magnetic north were actually aligned in the Bermuda Triangle, which could cause navigation errors."