According to Science , the planet we live on contains many strange and mysterious things. Despite the efforts of science to study and explore, "inviolable" natural areas such as the Bermuda Triangle or the Dragon Triangle in Japan are still places containing many unusual phenomena and causing a series of terrifying disappearances.
This mystery remains unsolved, another mystery appears, causing people extreme confusion.
Considered the "dead zone" that caused 16,000 people to "evaporate" without a trace in 1988, the world once again called out the name of a mysterious area comparable to Bermuda. That is the Alaska Triangle.
Alaska - "Black cemetery" of mysterious and unusual things
Alaska began to attract the attention of the American public because of a series of unusual supernatural phenomena. (Illustration photo).
Alaska, the 49th state of the United States, is twice the size of Texas. It is considered one of the most pristine and mysterious regions in the United States, home to 17 of the 20 highest mountains in the United States, about 100,000 glacial lakes, and many nature reserves. It has also recorded 16,000 cases of disappearance without a trace over the years, including passengers on planes, locals, tourists ...
According to Tuoi Tre , Alaska is the most sparsely populated state in the United States, with only 1/20 of 1% of the state's area inhabited.
The state is relatively unspoiled, with jagged mountains, bitterly cold weather, glaciers, millions of lakes, countless crevasses, vast valleys, and lots of bears.
Some theorize that the Alaska Triangle is home to unusual magnetic activity or extraterrestrials. The edges of the Alaska Triangle are made up of the Anchorage and Juneau areas in the south and Barrow in the north of the state.
Like much of the state, the area within the Alaska Triangle is filled with rugged wilderness terrain, including deep forests, towering peaks, alpine lakes, and vast stretches of wilderness. So it’s not unusual for people to go missing in this area, but the fact that so many people have gone missing, and most of them without a trace, has made this area all the more mysterious.
The Atlantic magazine said that on average, 3,000 people go missing in Alaska each year, and most of the incidents occur in the "Alaska Triangle."
Alaska with its snow-capped mountains - Photo: OSN
According to Travel Channel , over the past 40 years, the rate of missing people in the "Alaska Triangle" has been 4/1,000, meaning that for every 1,000 people, an average of 4 people have disappeared without a trace. This rate is twice the US average. Meanwhile, according to The Manual , this is the area with the most missing people in the US. A series of search and rescue missions are carried out here every year, but most often have a common result: no trace is discovered.
From the first mysterious disappearance in the air in 1950...
January 26, 1950 became the most terrifying day for the US Air Force in the 20th century when 44 crew members on board a Douglas C-54D military transport plane traveling from Alaska to Texas disappeared without leaving a trace or debris.
The US Army Air Force's four-engine transport plane, weighing nearly 30,000 kg, suddenly lost signal and completely disappeared like a bubble in the air.
The missing US Army Air Force Douglas C-54D military transport aircraft. (Photo: Wikipedia).
The search efforts of the US and Canadian Air Forces for the next three weeks were completely hopeless when severe weather also caused a tragic crash of a search plane.
To this day, the whereabouts of the Douglas C-54D and the fate of the 44 unfortunate victims remain unsolved mysteries of the US Air Force.
Not stopping there, two decades after that horrific disappearance in the air, in October 1972, people continued to witness the "evaporation" without a trace of a small plane carrying two Democratic congressmen Hale Boggs and Nick Begich on a flight over the Alaskan triangle.
400 aircraft searched the area for 39 days but could not solve the mystery of the fate of the two congressmen and the two pilots on board. Finally, people were forced to declare that 4 people had died in the plane crash in October 1972.
...Even the explanations are equally unusual.
The boundary of the "Devil's Triangle" region of Alaska (Photo: Adventure).
According to scientists, the Alaska Triangle extends from the northern part of Alaska, the Barrow area, to the Juneau area (southwest of the Yukon) and to the west at Anchorage.
After a series of horrifying and inexplicable disappearances, people began to search for the cause. Since no witness had ever returned alive, the explanations were as strange and mysterious as the name "Bermuda Triangle" of Alaska.
According to the locals, Alaska is an inviolable territory inhabited by mystical creatures. The indigenous Tlingit tribe believes that the Kushtaka demons are the ones who abduct people whenever they pass through this land. Kushtaka means land otter man, known as the Bigfoot of the Alaska Triangle. According to the natives, Kushtaka often appears in the form of a vulnerable person such as a relative or a child to lure victims near the water. They will tear the victim to pieces or turn them into another Kushtaka.
Locals believe that Bigfoot monsters have kidnapped people. (Photo: Internet).
Some believe that the Alaska Triangle is located in a violent vortex, meaning it has electrical, magnetic, electromagnetic anomalies and energy vortices, which are electromagnetic currents. A great example of a vortex is the Bermuda Triangle. However, several other places on the planet are also said to have this phenomenon, such as the Hamakulia volcano in Hawaii, the “Devil’s Sea” in Japan, as well as the North and South Poles.
In 1947, the British South American Airways Star Dust disappeared while flying from Buenos Aires, Argentina to Santiago, Chile. The accident remained a mystery for more than 50 years. It was not until 1998 that two Argentines accidentally found the wreckage while climbing Mount Tupungato. Investigation results showed that the plane seemed to have crashed straight into a vertical iceberg, causing an ice avalanche that buried everyone in an instant. This event led many to believe that the terrain in the Alaska region was extremely difficult, so that was the main cause of the tragic accidents.
UFO theorists believe that the Alaska Triangle is a secret alien base. Only aliens are capable of causing such unimaginable disappearances of such a large number of people.
In fact, there have been numerous reports of UFO sightings in this remote area with harsh weather. However, the FBI has repeatedly come to the opposite conclusion. This makes the mysterious Alaska Triangle even more mysterious.
A 2007 report found that the number of missing people in the area continues to rise. As many as 2,833 people (locals and foreigners) were reported missing in the Alaska Triangle.
Dangerous terrain or disorienting jungles may be the reason for the ever-increasing number of missing people in the Alaska Triangle. (Photo: Mysteriousuniverse).
Scientists have tentatively explained that Alaska is also famous for its majestic icebergs - icebergs with many honeycomb-like voids, with hidden caves that can fit a house or a skyscraper, harsh weather conditions (down to -30 degrees Celsius) combined with rugged snowy terrain, active volcanoes and many wild animals living there are the reasons why people die or go missing when straying into this area.
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