Post by davoid23 on May 31, 2004 5:49:56 GMT -5
I'm guessing that any one reading this has seen "Inside The Bermuda Triangle" on Discovery/Discovery Science? If not then you may not know what I mean. A long explanation follows:
One of the ill-fated plane's last transmissions was "A strange object ahead of us". If you recall, another pilot who managed to survive, claimed that he flew through a rotating tunnel, and when he left, he caught "Electircal fog" on his wing tips. Experts reckon that he flew through a thunder storm, while it was forming. Assuming that his account is true, I think that the "object" in front of the other plane, may well have been a lightening ball or even a cluster of them. If you wonder how it/they stayed infront of the aircraft, that may have been because of electrical fog that their aircraft caught. This electromagnetic field could have conflicted with a near by electrical field to keep the ball/s in front of the plane, these conflicting forces would have sent the planes compasses and other electrics haywire, hence they were unable to re-tune the radio and send a distress signal in time before the aircraft, sadly crashed. Although lightening balls are an extra-ordinary phenomenon, remember, that is also applicable to the Bermuda Triangle itself.
If any one has been affected by any losses or events by the triangle's hand, you have my deepest sympathy.
One of the ill-fated plane's last transmissions was "A strange object ahead of us". If you recall, another pilot who managed to survive, claimed that he flew through a rotating tunnel, and when he left, he caught "Electircal fog" on his wing tips. Experts reckon that he flew through a thunder storm, while it was forming. Assuming that his account is true, I think that the "object" in front of the other plane, may well have been a lightening ball or even a cluster of them. If you wonder how it/they stayed infront of the aircraft, that may have been because of electrical fog that their aircraft caught. This electromagnetic field could have conflicted with a near by electrical field to keep the ball/s in front of the plane, these conflicting forces would have sent the planes compasses and other electrics haywire, hence they were unable to re-tune the radio and send a distress signal in time before the aircraft, sadly crashed. Although lightening balls are an extra-ordinary phenomenon, remember, that is also applicable to the Bermuda Triangle itself.
If any one has been affected by any losses or events by the triangle's hand, you have my deepest sympathy.