Disappearing in Mist Trivia Quiz

Answer: San Juan

When connecting Miami, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda, the result is a triangle. Although some strange things happen outside of this shape, it all leads back to the mysterious waters inside. There are many theories about why so many people, planes, and ships disappear here.

Answer: Nuclear Testing Facility

Those that are skeptical about the Bermuda Triangle mystery developed a practical theory, which states that methane gas that has been built up on the ocean floor can create whirlpools and waterspouts, sinking ships and downing planes. However, some believe that there is a time ripple in the center of the Bermuda Triangle, where all missing planes and ships go to another dimension.

This time ripple, according to the theory, is how UFOs get to earth.

Answer: Christopher Columbus

In his journals, Columbus wrote about strange mists that would pop up out of nowhere. Even his compass was acting strange; it would spin in circles non-stop for no apparent reason. He even wrote about lights in the sky that would fly down into the water.

Answer: Aaron Burr

Theodosia Burr disappeared in the early 19th century. Although some theories claim that the ship she was on, The Patriot, was captured by pirates, and that even she herself ran off with a lover, the Bermuda Triangle is often blamed. The Patriot had to sail through it on a voyage, and was never heard from again.

Answer: Cyclops

The USS Cyclops was scheduled to go through the Bermuda Triangle to reach its destination, but was not scheduled to make any stops along the way. It never made it to port. U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt declared the ship lost and everyone on board deceased on June 1st, 1918.

Answer: Fake

The US government said that there was no mystery to it, that bad weather and poor navigational skills were to blame for the disappearances. There are some, however, that do not believe this, and that there is in fact a mystery to the deadly Bermuda Triangle.

Answer: 1945

Flight 19 was sent on a routine training exercise, taking off from the Florida Keys. After finishing the exercise, they could not find their way back to the Keys, despite following exact coordinates. They maintained radio communications with Fort Lauderdale, saying that they were running low on fuel.

However, after some static, Fort Lauderdale lost all communications with Flight 19, never being heard from again. The wreckage was never recovered.

Answer: Increase altitude

Increasing in altitude requires permission in some cases, just like this one. Although, once the pilot was given permission, it all went downhill for him. He simply vanished as he climbed higher in the sky.

Answer: Venture

This ship was supposed to be the first to colonize Bermuda. However, its wreckage was later found. This may have just been a simple storm or accident... or the wrath of the Bermuda Triangle.

Answer: Ghost ships

One of the most famous ghost ships is the Mary Celeste, which was found on December 4th, 1872. Many theories are still circulating in regard to why the ship was abandoned. Some suspect piracy, while some suspect that the crew was foolish and did not take care of it.

It is true, however, that nine barrels of alcohol on board were empty. However, some find it unlikely that a drunk crew would just jump overboard, even if heavily intoxicated. It still remains a mystery.