Researcher Faces Debate Over Bermuda Triangle Ocean Data
Data from the Seabed 2030 project suggests a hypothesis of a sunken city near Cuba and Haiti, based on parallel and intersecting lines approximately 7-8 miles long and about 3 miles wide. However, it is acknowledged as a personal hypothesis without geological or archaeological evidence, and archaeologists or sailors have not confirmed the site's validity. Experts clarify that these potential patterns may result from the combination of direct measurements, satellite data, and computational estimates. They also note that most incidents in the Bermuda Triangle area are attributed to storms and human error, making this not an authenticated archaeological discovery.
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