The Bermuda Triangle and natural gas.

All 5 airplanes of flight 19 are missing and are never heard of again. Also another plane that searched them is missing. But this time there is evidence it exploded. People saw the explosion and later found oil on the water. This points to methane gas involved. When methane gas is ignited by an airplane engine this must cause a massive explosion.




methane can destroy a plane in two ways:
High concentrations of methane gas can let an airplane fall down because the light
gas does not support the plane.


Low concentrations of methane gas can explode because it becomes a mixture of methane
and oxygen. An airplane flying through such a mixture might ignite it.



1981 was the first time someone suggested that gas was involved. Richard McIver discovered that there are often landslides off the coast of Florida, deep down in the ocean sea. Such a landslide can release a lot of underwater gas:


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