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Subject German oceanographer states: Pyramids and technology found under the Bermuda Triangle are unknown to modern science

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Original Message s this the news everyone has been waiting for in regards to the Bermuda Triangle?

According to an oceanographer, the technology that lies hidden beneath the ocean in the Bermuda Triangle is anything but ordinary and is very likely to have not originated on Earth.

Also known as the “Devil’s Triangle“, the Bermuda Triangle consists of a region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, and is defined by points in Bermuda, Florida and Puerto Rico. It stretches across less than a thousand miles on any one side. The triangle does not exist according to the US Navy and the name is not recognized by the US Board on Geographic Names.

This mysterious body of water is filled with incredible stories and rumors that if not supernatural are otherworldly. Is it possible that this imaginary triangle is evidence of extraterrestrial activity on our Planet? One thing is for sure, over the past century, the Bermuda Triangle has been “swallowing” vessels and disappearing airplanes and is blamed for the loss of hundreds of lives.

Two mesmerizing giant pyramids made of some sort of thick glass were discovered in the center of the Bermuda Triangle. The technology that is found underneath the vast ocean is a mystery to modern science. The anomalous structures located at a depth of 2,000 meters have been identified by Dr Meyer, a German oceanographer and his team using sonar equipment.

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