Other writers tried to expand upon the idea that the region was connected to Atlantis. Many people tried to explain the mystery throughout the years.

After that huge burst of popularity, many other media outlets started to talk about it, and the mystery became common knowledge. He talked about this theory in his book, fittingly titled “The Bermuda Triangle,” and it became a bestseller. He was obsessed with the paranormal and believed that Atlantis was real and was connected to the Bermuda Triangle. Charles Berlitz was the one that did that, a man whose family was behind extremely popular language learning courses. Still, he was not the one that made this region famous and gave it international notoriety. He came up with the phrase while writing for the men’s pulp magazine called Argosy. The name “Bermuda Triangle” was given to this region by writer Vincent Gaddis in 1964. No matter the cause, this region has been the subject of many debates, and its mysteries enchant us to this day, so let’s find out more about it! Most sources, however, refuse to believe that it is a mystery, but we still do not have a completely valid realistic explanation as to why these boats and aircrafts have disappeared. The region is loosely defined, and it is known as the place where several ships and planes disappeared under inexplicable circumstances. Sometimes called the Devil’s Triangle or Hurricane Alley, this is a region found in the western parts of the North Atlantic Ocean. Still, one of the most well-known mysteries found in our oceans is the Bermuda Triangle. A large part of our oceans are still unexplored, and who knows what kinds of mysteries and secrets they hide. When we talk about our planet, the fact that we know little about it is even more true if we focus on the oceans. However, we know very little about our planet, and if we take a step back and look at the universe surrounding us, we know even less. Humans often have a habit of believing they have more knowledge than they do.

The Bermuda Triangle by Charles Berlitz