@@JordanShadow4 they will allow if your time traveling doesn’t affect the current timelines actions like how those movies explain that once you time travel you created a second time line different from your own and that becomes part of the time line but still separate like visiting another world just like the one you already know so with that being said he can theoretically go into the past which is another time line save his daughter and bring her back to his timeline which shouldn’t cause problems because even if he saved her in the past things wouldn’t change when he went back to his own time
Narrator: "Would you take a trip over the Bermuda triangle? " Me: If there's even the slightest possibility of me disappearing and ending up in a different reality than this... Definitely yes.
If this were true and had actually happened it would be one of the most famous events to have ever taken place in world history, everyone would know about it.
People believe in all sorts of rubbish! Mind the pandemic fake news machine. People are now afraid of having their shots and transforming into alligators. Around 30% of humanity is beyond dumb!
@@DaviTrombela84 Yeah, I mean look at all of the idi-ots lined up to get experimental medical products that have zero long-term studies, and they're so du-mb they just accept the media and governments word that it's safe when there is literally no evidence of that. Long-term studies happen for a reason and that reason is because long-term adverse reactions is a real thing.
*If I knew time travel was possible right now, I'd do it...I lost one of my twin sons in Sept 2021...just 6 weeks before their 16th birthday. I'd go back in time and save him...even if my own life was needed to be given to do it. He deserved to grow up and experience life and have his shot. He and his twin deserved to grow up together and share their lives.*
@Naes Galaxy ...thanks. Yeah, I worry about my earth son, as he has asperger's and social cues, emotional cues etc. are hard for him to interpret and express. Very bright, but non vocal communication is a lot in the human world, and when you have trouble with that, it is rough. His spirit twin was his interpreter , his conduit, to the world of emotions/social cues.
1955, a calendar was everything that time, you had no iPad, tablets or things like that, the schedules has to be written in calendR to keep their appointments with flights
You had milk that your dad needed to come pick up 37 years ago? Shit... No wonder he didn't "come back FOR the milk" it's probably cottage cheese at this point.. Oh God 🤮
@Tim Smith Tim why don’t you just calm down ok? There’s no place for that kind of attitude my son tell your mother I’ll be back with the milk soon Timmy boy
You had talked about ball lightning and didn't think it was real, let me tell you something that happened when I was still in high school. I was with my best friend at his parent's house in the living room when a huge thunderstorm started in the middle of the afternoon. It had gotten very dark and quite windy. In the living room, there was a large window and an awning that covered over it when all of a sudden a large ball of light came through the window without breaking it and started bouncing all over the room. It was really weird. It didn't touch us and didn't seem to make any sound that I recall. My friend was scared, I was interested and curiously watching this ball of lightning bouncing around the whole room. Then all of a sudden, the ball exploded, yet we heard no sound. My friend's sister was downstairs and she ran upstairs quickly and said, "did you hear that explosion?" We said we didn't hear anything and we told her what happened during this whole time. She was blown again. Prior, I had done research about ball lightning and now I got to see it for real. It was incredible! Yes, it really does exist. Steve Dunger
I have flown over the triangle (back and forth) at least a dozen times one way and over 20 if you consider from and to the West Indies, including the last time being just 48 hours ago. Never been able to successfully disappear yet but I will update this when it happens
If the plane jumped 37 years from 1955 to 1992, and it took off again, another 37 years lands it in 2029, should we expect it to show up then? Maybe someone was messing around with recovered alien technology lol or they passed through an atmospheric anomaly from the future? Mostly UFO sightings are probably extratemporal in nature. I ask where would you test a space-time drive? In a desert or ocean in the middle of nowhere by chance?
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If it was a prank then how did they get that old plane? And also if it was then how did the get those old clothes. I’m pretty sure they don’t sell them anymore.
No.for us only it is 37 years for them it's a piece of time they still have enough fuel to make their trip home. They accidently entered the wormhole in Bermuda triangle. And they survived it
@@jagadish5703 No, they don't have enough fuel. No commercial plane carries fuel for a round trip. They are basically out of fuel on landing, with a small reserve.
I was so interested when I was listening to the story about the plane that went missing and came back 37 years later, and then he tells me it is a myth -_-
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It's actually based off one of The Twilight zone episodes from the original '60s run which Steven King used as a book inspiration so yeah there's no way any of this actually happened great story not possible
My first thought was Einstein’s theory of relativity. If you were in space, orbiting the earth at the speed of light, a very small amount of time might pass, and you will not have aged, but thousands of years could have passed.
@mug wump Good point. "any substantial amount of matter" even travelling close enough to Earth at sufficient speed will probably DRAG the Earth along with it, turning the Earth into a rogue planet?
The pilots on the plane be like “Hey Jim” “Yeah bill” “Is it normal to see the same area for 10 times straight?” “No at least that is not what the map said.”
I have been through the Bermuda Triangle several times and never saw anything strange , however I was really impressed by how clear the water was we dropped cinder blocks over the side and you could see them clearly until they were the size of dimes .
I personally think aliens might be true since the space is infinite, there might be 2 or more sun Bc they are far away that we could not reach. If theres more sun, then there might be creatures living on there. Those creatures (aliens) will think we look like alien too bc they dk about us. This is just my personal thought, the space is just an unknown thing
Years pass for us. To those in the plane, only minutes have passed. Though, in those minutes they used fuel. So taking back off without refueling was pretty stupid.
@black mask Time dilation is observed even at the small % of c speeds of airplanes. Tiny micro fractions of seconds. GPS satellites have to adjust all their computations to account for time dilation. Big enough fractions to make data useless without the adjustments. Did you know all the other planets can fit between us and the moon? Fun fact.
The key to understanding the disappearance of Flight 19 is Lt. Taylor. He was just assigned to the TBF training squadron at Ft. Lauderdale, Flight 19 was his first flight with the squadron. Before that he had held the same position, as a training instructor, in the TBF squadron at NAS Miami. The crucial difference is that the squadrons at Ft. Lauderdale did their training over the Atlantic while Miami did their training flights over the Florida Keys. This is pertinent in two ways. The Gulf in the Keys looks a lot different from the air compared to what you see when flying over the ocean. The Keys are mainly shallow water, you can see the bottoms for quite a bit of it, and the water has more sediment and greenery. Over the Atlantic it's open ocan, not just the water is a different color but the waves look different. One of Taylor's radio messages was that the sea "looked odd". The second way is that the pilots in Miami, flying over the Keys, were taught that if lost they should proceed to the northeast, eventually they would reach landfall. The pilots flying over the Atlantic, of course, were instructed to fly west under the same conditions. Even with a wonky compass it's easy to determine general direction during the day by looking at where the sun is, so Taylor should not have had a problem returning to land...if he had flown west like he was supposed to. Instead, he put the afternoon sun behind his plane and flew northeast. The planes are on the the bottom of the Atlantic somewhere at least 300 miles east of Bermuda. and the water there is a minimum of 5000 ft deep.
@@fredlougee2807 Your theory is the most sound that I've come across in my 15 years being invested in that case. With all the information given, one measly typo definitely does not take away from it. Thanks for sharing 😊
@@traceydumase One merely needs to know the facts. Charles Berlitz, through intent or carelessness in pursuit of a lurid story, omitted some key facts and altered others. An example of this is his handling of the disappearance of the Navy flying boat sent to search for the flight. The Martin PBM Mariner exploded shortly after take-off. The explosion, just a few miles offshore, was seen and reported. However, Berlitz changed the time of the offshore fireball by over two hours and mentioned it on a completely different page from his mention of the Mariner itself, leading one to conclude that these were unrelated events. The Mariner was a long-range patrol bomber. It had a maximum range of nearly 3000 miles at ~180 MPH cruise. The thing was basically a flying gas tank. But it had a reputation for fuel leaks and the aircrews referred to it as a flying bomb. Sooner or later one was bound to explode midair, it's just coincidence that this came on a mission to search for a missing flight of bombers on a training mission gone awry, increasing the death toll stemming from Lt. Taylor's error. Since Berlitz published "The Bermuda Triangle" most of the people who have also published works about Flight 19 have repeated Berlitz's misinformation. However, they an not really be held for not mentioning the part about Lt. Taylor's transfer from NAS Miami to Ft. Lauderdale and it's pertinence to the story as it requires someone actually digging through records. Plus, it's entirely possible that these records were still classified when Berlitz wrote about the event, a mere two decades earlier.
In Bermuda triangle the magnetic forces are totally out of control. We actually had that thematic in maritime school, and when you look up the declination of the magnetic forces, they are really quite off in Bermuda. Apart of that, there are really strong ocean currents and can transport the debris way way norther.
I think that's what happened with Amelia's plane and items she and Noonan had with them. They either crashed or were shot down and nothing of them is likely ever to be found.
My grandmother used to tell stories about how her and my grandfather would sit at the kitchen table doing really bad thunderstorms and watch ball lightning play on the kitchen counter. She said these little balls of lightning would form and bounce around from one end of the counter to the other. She said it stopped after they had the kitchen remodeled
Same, I had an old iron head board on my bed and when it stormed really bad, it would do the same thing. From one side to the other and out the window. 100%true.
My dad served proudly in the Navy for 24 years and served one year in Vietnam and said Bermuda triangle is not as dangerous as its reputation claims it is
I used to buy World Weekly News every week and my kids and I would read it and find the biggest funny story we could find and damn we had some good times!! I loved "Bat Boy" and "I had Bigfoot's Love child" you just couldn't get any better! It was like You Tube in print!! I sure do miss that, those were some good times!
Fun fact:There are actually more boats and planes that managed to come across bermuda triangle un harmed, there are also a lot of trade routes going through bermuda triangle
It’s like anything though, you only ever hear of the weird events and it spawns a legend of its own. Like Bigfoot, how many people in America go hiking and hunting every year who don’t have Bigfoot encounters; you don’t hear about them on TV because it’s not very interesting.
@@oldfogey4679 ಠ _ ಠ it was a Loki reference. If you don’t get the joke just say so. I know good and god damn well that this is still an unsolved case.
My theory is that DB Cooper didn't exist. The crew just made him up to steal the money "he" demanded. And as a flight crew they could easily wash it during layovers in foreign cities by exchanging small portions into foreign currency, which they then exchanged back for USD after returning home.
"Circulated on line by conspiracy theorists as evidence of time travel." What's so strange about the concept of time travel? We're all time travellers. I myself arrived here today from the past. OK so it took me over 6 decades to get here from 1955 but Here I am!
It sounds like a take on the classic Twilight Zone episode called "The Odyssey of Flight 33". A flight from 1961 goes back into time to the 1939 Worlds Fair
" bend the paper and u make travelling from one point too another quicker" which is supposedly how you bend space and time, I'm also interested about the " Philadelphia experiment, where the U.S. battleship disappeared and re appeared elsewhere, with sailors all stuck in the metal of the ship, in many different ways, I think the ship was called THE ELDRIDGE OR ALDRIDGE?
The Philadelphia Experiment is a fiction created by a merchant seaman named Carl Allen. The real story is almost as bizarre as the fictional one. In the '50s the Navy had a program similar to the Air Force's Project Blue Book, but it was much smaller. Just two guys working out of an office reading reports. One day they received an odd parcel. A paperback copy of a book on UFOs by one Morris Jessup. In the margins of the book was what seemed to me a conversation-in-writing between four individuals with each one having a distinct handwriting and using a specific color ink. Like they were making it easy for a reader to keep straight which was which. If you took the writing at face value it seemed to be three aliens and one human discussing events, and one of the things mentioned was a US Navy Destroyer Escort vanishing from the Philadelphia Navy yard, reappearing in New York, only to vanish and return to Philadelphia. The conversation did not mention the name of the ship but did give it's hull number: 173. This corresponds to the USS Eldridge, (DE-173). The conversation also listed a merchant seaman serial number which upon investigation belonged to a man named Carlos Allende. When the two Navy guys called Jessup to arrange an interview he agreed, but he must not have considered it to be very important. On the way to the meeting he stopped at a highway rest stop in Florida, ran a hose from the car exhaust to the passenger compartment, and then hat in the car with the engine running until he succumbed to carbon monoxide. No mystery here, he was in financial trouble, was drinking heavily, and his wife had just left him. The story would have ended there, but in 1972 Charles Berlitz was looking for a follow-on to his hit expose "The Bermuda Triangle". In that book he had made Flight 19 a thing by changing some facts and completely omitting others to make it look like there was more going on than really was. He gave this the same treatment, but the Book "The Philadelphia Experiment was not the instant hit that his first book had been. It did gain some traction among UFO enthusiasts and was eventually made into a rather interesting time travel movie starring "The Blandest Leading Man In Hollywood History", Brad Johnson. Even his name is bland. He was so bland that you could watch two of his movies back to back and if you weren't reading the credits you would not notice that they starred the same guy. A remake, or rather another movie with the same name, was made a few years ago but it was a schlock-fest with nothing to recommend it. In the 1980s a group of investigative reporters determined to find the truth about the story. The learned that "Carlos Allende" was in fact Carl Allen, from a small town in Pennsylvania. He had added two letters at the end of both his first and last names to make it "Hispanic". They investigate the address listed on his papers from the Mercahant Marine and learned that his mother still lived there. She had done nothing with his bedroom after he moved out and allowed the investigators access, even though she did not have to. There they found a treasure trove. Lots of books, every one defaced in the same way that Jessup's book sent to the Navy had been. Also, he had had his card from the local library revoked for continually whiting in the books.
Wait a second, those red and yellow lights, couldn't they "just" have been the reflections of the aircraft's own light on the surrounding clouds? Clouds are after all water
I'd say it was a mixture of St. Elmo's fire and some form of mass hysteria. A few people reported these strange lights and others heard of them and started to see them aswell. Wouldn't be the first time.
Y'know this is like an SCP. It's called "The plane that never was". So, in the story, the quote-unquote "Safest plane ever flies over an island when it time travels back to the eighties. It actually took off in around 2025, according to the SCP Foundation.
@UCNDE_O0jvthxiopguKYhgwA no i know its fake im just saying sometim what people say could be true you just never know and how you use emoji on computer
I had heard the story of Flight 19 before. I think the movie ‘Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind’ showcased this, having the planes appear in pristine condition in the Middle East somewhere.
At the end, I believe the missing pilots came out of the spaceship, along with some others who had been taken throughout the decades (having not really aged in the time that they were gone).
People always talk about the ships which disappear in the Bermuda Triangle. My Grandfather and Father were both senior naval officers - they said that naval staff have known for years and years that a natural phenomenon of one off very large waves do exist. They are strong enough to overturn even very large ships, let alone small boats. Since then, some very prestigious universities have tested the theory of massive waves and have proved it to be real.
And methane bubbles destroy buoyancy. And a lot of the ships simply went to a different port and didn't check it. And more ships have disappeared in The Great Lakes.
I have seen ball lightning in real life. I was sitting on the patio many years ago with my family during a lightning storm when suddenly above a tree there was a big ball of lightning with lightning bolts coming out of it. It only lasted a split second and made a very BANG noise. We searched the paddocks (yes, I live on a farm!) to find no burnt or damaged trees.
I like what you said about the Bermuda triangle "disappearances in the triangle is not as common as everyone thinks". My grandad himself has sailed through the bermuda triangle multiple times. Even some times was stuck in it because they weren't allow to port. He never had an incident 😁
@George Babich: your Grandfather's travels through the Bermuda Triangle is not proof against the huge numbers of reported and historically recorded disappearances that have over centuries within this strange area known as "The Bermuda Triangle". In fact these disappearances are happening in all kinds of places. People are disappearing off the land, in the air and at sea. Besides these known facts there are over 16thousand people that have disappeared in the Alaskan Triangle and also in most of the national parks in the USA. Strange disappearances have occurred in the UK too and in northern Russia. So it is wrong to play down these events as being rare or rational. In fact, the Bible tells us that there will be unexplained disappearances taking place: for example, two men working together in a field, one will be taken. Two people sleeping in a bed, one will be taken and the other left, two women grinding in the mill, one will be taken the other left. These are the words of Jesus found in the gospel of Matthew chapter 24. Taken is the operative word in these cases and is the keyword to to these profound and truly bizzare losses. Like other strange, and often paranormal events that have occurred around the world, there are always people waiting in the background ready to debunk everything and anything in order to play down the unknowns and unexplainables of our world.
@@Paul-su3qh Brother Paul, the scripture you referenced is speaking about THE RAPTURE. (Matthew 24:38-42): 38: For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, 39: And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. 40: Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left. 41: Two women shall be grinding at the mill; the one shall be taken, and the other left. 42: Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. (1 Thessalonians 4:16-18): 16. For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: 17. Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord. 18. Wherefore comfort one another with these words. May the Lord bless you with wisdom and knowledge to understand His Word so you will be ready for His soon coming and be with Him eternally.
We eastern have a saying. Its goes like seeing ghost is a blessing in disguise because not everyone will experience it. Yeah, even though the view probably is horrible 😂😂
Indeed, I also read the story in an old book that I have, an anthology of old science fiction short stories that I got as part of a "GET THES BOOKS FREE" for signing up for some book club.
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The thing about the Bermuda Triangle is that the flow of ocean current around the Sargasso Sea combined with fluctuating current through the Sargasso and escaping natural gas from the sea floor unpredictably, there is potential for really bizarre events. This is taken from reading a few many things about what discoveries have been made and the information gathered about the phenomenon. Nothing really mysterious, just a truly bizarre set of natural circumstances that can really knock everything for a major loop.
@@TravelWriteLive Alright, so... when water flows against certain types of rock, it produces electrical current, in some cases very powerful current. It disrupts any form of electronic or magnetic navigation systems, rendering them effectively useless. Methane also produces an effect not unlike farting in a tub but on a massive scale. That's something like suddenly bringing your hand up in the tub close to or beneath your bar of Ivory soap floating in front of you. Neither of these things are predictable and, if combined, can knock out navigation and communication systems, as well as knock ships and aircraft off course (aircraft would have to be flying fairly low in be affected by a methane bubble as it will disperse rapidly once it reaches atmosphere). That's a _major loop_ of unfortunate and devastating consequence. Not really mysterious, just unpredictable and disastrous. I think now our electronic navigation and communication systems are shielded effectively against such rogue currents and outgassings that it's not an issue but I could be wrong about that. It's actually, from a certain perspective, very intriguing and definitely worthy of further study to possibly predict some of these events, as well as possibly get direct measurements of things like current force in amps and displacement volumes. Not mysterious, simply fascinating.
@@gabriellashimone6546 if more needs to be found out and research to understand it... its currently a mystery. Not sure why thats so hard of a word for you to use lol. But no worries.
The currents, and lack of navigational reliability in that area, could also easily explain why no wreckage has been found. For example: An aircraft reports that they are at X position. When they are actually at Y position. Then they go down, and the currents drag the wreckage to Z position. That would make it extremely difficult to find anything, if anything is even ever found. Hell, even the wreckage of the Titanic was lost for quite a while, and they knew their relative position.
This was a most enjoyable program with various stories here. I'd like to see stories of WWII planes that were sabotaged by gremlins. They would drill holes in the plane's fuel tanks, etc. reported by the allies.
I disappeared from my family on my way to Sweden for 18yrs and when I came back all my family members didn't believe it was me... a lot has happened since then...
I reckon with the Bermuda Triangle is that there is some weird thing that destroys all signal causing the pilot to go a random direction and eventually runs out of gas some where so far away where they would never check
As an ex-Coast Guardsman, I don't think so. As I was stationed at Base Miami and spent a lot of civilian time in the Bahamas, I know many flew or boated across with only minimal fuel, as it's only 55 miles across, so at least some wrecks would have been found. All the boats we pulled out had radioed in, having normal malfunctions or weather.
@@yorganyog No, I can't speak for or against existence of paranormal entities aside of the supernatural, meaning God, The Christ, and Holy Spirit, whom I know. But they have sounded by bottom- mapping ships and never found but a few known wrecks, so it's possible other forces are at play...but they ain't playin' with the Coast Guard to my knowledge! The strangest to me is the Navy planes incident.
@@garychandler4296 navy planes incident? Where can I read about it? I can tell you we have some Strange events. O witness a potergeist atack with One of my brothers. So, I can tell there are more things around. What is, I dont know, maybe some natural causes that we cannot explain.
@@yorganyog You'll be able to look it up. It was,, I think, 5 have fighters, in the days of prop planes; their instruments went wild, lost radio contact with the base, the waves were different, and something about the clouds. They disappeared.
the only reason why boats and planes crash at the bermuda triangle more than other places is cause that is where there's a lot more boats and planes there!
Just thought i'd mention for anyone watching this at the beginning, THIS IS A STORY, IT IS NOT REAL. just incase you didn't want to waste your time on it.
2 of the torpedo bombers from flight 19 we're found on the ocean floor off the Florida coast by divers. Military and civilian radio operators were in constant contact with the flight. Though out of radio range from ground operators, they could hear the flight captain giving conflicting orders. He was confused about which way to go, and ignored a civilian radio operator telling him he was going the wrong way. He was told his signal was fading and he should immediately turn back, but the flight captain ignored the operator. He kept giving conflicting orders until they could no longer be heard.
@@vonmilash823 Don't take this wrong, I prefer friendly discourse, I'm 68, and have followed flight 19 through the decades. Please believe me, I do believe in disappearances and the mysteries around us. I have read and seen plenty not to believe. But on this I am very sure, two of the planes was found and identified by the US government as being from flight 19. If you disagree, I will defend your right and your belief, and will still respect you. I have nothing but the absolute hopes and best wishes for you. Ozwald Gardner
@@TheParkAttendant Hi! I've read your comments above and want to know the location where US government found the 2 planes from Flight 19 pls (and the remaining 3 planes haven't been found yet, right?)
@@qkhanh I'm not sure exactly, something like 20 to 25 miles off the Miami coast. What radio signals received, had two members of the flight disobeying the flight commander and striking out on there own. There were several radio operators, both civilian and military. One civilian radio operator told the commander the his radio signal was fading, that he was going the wrong way. There was an argument among the pilots and the two planes found were believed to be the ones who disobeyed orders. It was the contention that they ran out of fuel and was forced to ditch the planes. It is believed that the other planes continued west till they ran out of fuel. The legend of flight 19 has fascinated authors and public alike. There is something about that region that causes compasses to malfunction and it has a tendency to have violent storms spring up out of nowhere, adding to it's mystery. One thing, two friends were fishing off the Miami Coast when there engine concked out. They radioed the coast guard. The boat was found, but the two men were missing. I hope this helps.
@@TheParkAttendant Ah yes, your answer definitely helps me! Thks a lot for providing me more info about Flight 19 as well as that extra info about 2 friendly fishermen at the end (sounds both cool and scary at the same time🥶)
So this is a slightly altered telling of the 1961 Twilight zone episode "The Odyssey of Flight 33" a modern telling of the Flying Dutchman myth. This would be cool if it’s true but it’s not, and other stories (like the twilight zone episode) are more interesting. This story, came from the Weekly World News tabloid sometime in the late 70s (at the pinnacle of the Bermuda triangle craze)
"Back to the Future" came out in 1985, when the video places the origin of this urban legend. In it, Marty McFly leaves 1985 in Doc Brown's Delorean time machine to travel back to 1955, where he almost erases himself from existence. Were those dates merely coincidental, or did the tabloid story inspire the film?
@@charlesyoung7436 I think that the story comes from anywhere from 1979 to 2004. It is a no concrete answer and it definitely feels like a late 70s story specially with all of the obsession with the Bermuda triangle and all of that. Very “in search of“
When I was in high school on a class trip, there was a man hiding next to a newspaper stand. I didn't see him at first but he reached out and grabbed my hand as I walked by with my classmates. He looked me straight in the eyes, I remember them to this day, piercing baby blue in color. The man was old and bald and looked frightened. I stopped and asked him what was the matter. He had a newspaper in his hand and he looked down at it and back at me and asked if the date on the paper was correct. That he was from 1952 and it had to be wrong. I told him no, the newspaper was correct. It was 1994. I was 14. He asked me for help because he didn't know what to do or where he was. He told me he was from a different time. My teacher told me he was a homeless man and to keep walking. Holy shit! I never heard this story. I'm at a loss for words right now.
I truly wish time traveling were real. I would go back and save my daughter's life
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It is real
Probably real, but i dont believe you can save your daughters life unfortunately.
@@JordanShadow4 they will allow if your time traveling doesn’t affect the current timelines actions like how those movies explain that once you time travel you created a second time line different from your own and that becomes part of the time line but still separate like visiting another world just like the one you already know so with that being said he can theoretically go into the past which is another time line save his daughter and bring her back to his timeline which shouldn’t cause problems because even if he saved her in the past things wouldn’t change when he went back to his own time
Time travel would never actually work in the way people would expect
Narrator: "Would you take a trip over the Bermuda triangle? "
Me: If there's even the slightest possibility of me disappearing and ending up in a different reality than this... Definitely yes.
Ohhhhh I get it now
same
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But then come back after no scratch that I would stay.
Same
If this were true and had actually happened it would be one of the most famous events to have ever taken place in world history, everyone would know about it.
I think it s only myth people make.. no prove i dont believe...
Government Cover-Up…
They don’t let us know everything....there is so much we are ignorant to.....
People believe in all sorts of rubbish! Mind the pandemic fake news machine. People are now afraid of having their shots and transforming into alligators. Around 30% of humanity is beyond dumb!
@@DaviTrombela84 Yeah, I mean look at all of the idi-ots lined up to get experimental medical products that have zero long-term studies, and they're so du-mb they just accept the media and governments word that it's safe when there is literally no evidence of that. Long-term studies happen for a reason and that reason is because long-term adverse reactions is a real thing.
*If I knew time travel was possible right now, I'd do it...I lost one of my twin sons in Sept 2021...just 6 weeks before their 16th birthday. I'd go back in time and save him...even if my own life was needed to be given to do it. He deserved to grow up and experience life and have his shot. He and his twin deserved to grow up together and share their lives.*
you would be the best dad
@Naes Galaxy ...thanks. Yeah, I worry about my earth son, as he has asperger's and social cues, emotional cues etc. are hard for him to interpret and express. Very bright, but non vocal communication is a lot in the human world, and when you have trouble with that, it is rough. His spirit twin was his interpreter , his conduit, to the world of emotions/social cues.
I'm so sorry. They deserved better, may god bless you. stay strong ❊
@@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox your life could’ve probably taken a different turn for the worse so DO NOT time travel under any circumstances
@@lizkoonce3410 Not much is worse than losing a child.
The plane took "aight ima head out" to a whole new level.
Yeah I don't want to see what's happening in the future I'm not curious I'm just going to take off and see what happens sure you're right
lol
Yes it did... The plane flew 🕊️ a mind of it's own ‼️🤷😅
@@fatonyalmitchell3281 nice use of emojis
@@fatonyalmitchell3281damn ty for the tip 👍🏾ima use them 💫a lot💫
The lag was so hard that it made the plane land after 37 years
Bro they need a new router, They teleportin' out here.
Yea they got real jet lag
they got asked for there address then got booted
:/
Kokichi did you disconnect the wifi box again!
🤣🤣
Yeah the pilot just happened to have a calendar in his hand, totally convinced me right there.
Lol
There are a lot types of people coffee holders,bag holders,cellphone holders and calendar holders
1955, a calendar was everything that time, you had no iPad, tablets or things like that, the schedules has to be written in calendR to keep their appointments with flights
Actually they always had to have one back then as a pilot to keep track of everything
Shit sounds convenient af...oh then the plane flies away after landing never to be seen again??????
You are a good narrator...you give a picture ofwhat you are saying, continue telling us more.
This must be where Netflix got it's new show "Manifest"
That’s what I was thinking😭
Not new
Not Netflix’s show cw I think but I believe it’s inspiration is from Malaysia flight 370
I just started watching that show that's why I clicked on this
What is manifest
This plane came back after 37 years,yet my dad hasn't came back for the milk
You had milk that your dad needed to come pick up 37 years ago? Shit... No wonder he didn't "come back FOR the milk" it's probably cottage cheese at this point.. Oh God 🤮
@Tim Smith i know what I typed.
Are you related to izuku midoriya O.o
Don’t worry bro I read it as “came back from getting the milk” anyways but now I think I might be dyslexic.
@Tim Smith Tim why don’t you just calm down ok? There’s no place for that kind of attitude my son tell your mother I’ll be back with the milk soon Timmy boy
This story was originally published in an American tabloid magazine many years ago. It's completely a myth.
Obviously
Who would believe that story anyway..
@@MarzyEfootball there's still people that think Covid isn't real...
Well variable time speeds has been proven to be a real thing. Not the same thing as time travel. Look it up if you dont know what it is.
@@Bsquaredplus2 covid is real bro but this story isn't
You had talked about ball lightning and didn't think it was real, let me tell you something that happened when I was still in high school. I was with my best friend at his parent's house in the living room when a huge thunderstorm started in the middle of the afternoon. It had gotten very dark and quite windy. In the living room, there was a large window and an awning that covered over it when all of a sudden a large ball of light came through the window without breaking it and started bouncing all over the room. It was really weird. It didn't touch us and didn't seem to make any sound that I recall. My friend was scared, I was interested and curiously watching this ball of lightning bouncing around the whole room. Then all of a sudden, the ball exploded, yet we heard no sound. My friend's sister was downstairs and she ran upstairs quickly and said, "did you hear that explosion?" We said we didn't hear anything and we told her what happened during this whole time. She was blown again. Prior, I had done research about ball lightning and now I got to see it for real. It was incredible! Yes, it really does exist. Steve Dunger
Cool
"He had somehow flown 1,200 MILES further than his Miami destination!"
That's when the story fell apart for me: planes need GAS.
Wormholes don't act the way these buffoons prawns
Really? It didn't fall apart when they said it's take off and landing were 37 years apart?
1,200 miles I think A MILLON MILES
@@sdafasdfasdfsda I thought maybe the plane had flown into the Bermuda Triangle...and that explained the 40-year-old layover. 🤷♀️
@Vedant Gulati then how did he sleep for 3 decades and 7 years?
I have flown over the triangle (back and forth) at least a dozen times one way and over 20 if you consider from and to the West Indies, including the last time being just 48 hours ago. Never been able to successfully disappear yet but I will update this when it happens
Still here?
We will hold you to your word!
Have your instruments always been A perfect, or have you experience some deviation?
Sweet name. Face/0ff
You guys I think that Pollux Castor may have successfully disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle...
The SCP Foundation: Now this looks like a job for me.
Yes SCP
@Bee Man exe Confused screaming*
@@top_banananaplays Confused twerking
Hello, i heard you needed help
Yeah
If the plane jumped 37 years from 1955 to 1992, and it took off again, another 37 years lands it in 2029, should we expect it to show up then? Maybe someone was messing around with recovered alien technology lol or they passed through an atmospheric anomaly from the future? Mostly UFO sightings are probably extratemporal in nature. I ask where would you test a space-time drive? In a desert or ocean in the middle of nowhere by chance?
If people use such magnificent brain thinking in real-world problems, the world would be a better place to live in.
It turned out to be fake
I would believe it but July 1 1955 was on a Friday! According the calendar dropped by the pilot, it was on a Saturday!
🙏➕🇺🇸🦅
🤦💬So who predicted that the flight that disappeared will show up in 1929❓ It's Now 2024; So God willing
I'll still be alive in 2029.
The above being text
As when 2029 Rings In
A New Year may the
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Event, Find out the Truth would be great
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What the 2029
Narrator: explains the story of DB Cooper
people who have watched Loki: well, about that...
Or leverage
Yes lol
Fr 😂😂
Who's Doobie Keebler? 😕
🤣
Imagine if this was just a private plane that someone used as a prank
thats logic
Doesn’t explain the radar
If it was a prank then how did they get that old plane? And also if it was then how did the get those old clothes. I’m pretty sure they don’t sell them anymore.
@@fumiko1079 the said "imagine"
that's a big private plane then. what if it just landed of low gas on a iland and needed to land and waited for gas?
Incredible story, but I find it almost impossible to believe the aircraft could/would take off without refueling.
Same
Me too so confusing
It landes and fbi everything was there to take it probably and run tests on the people and the plane
My thoughts exactly 💯
same
I used to read the weekly world news when i was a k8d in the 80s. Better than a lot of sci fi books.
The big question is: *what happened to the fuel?*
we will never know
Dr. Rick Marshall had it under control.
No.for us only it is 37 years for them it's a piece of time they still have enough fuel to make their trip home. They accidently entered the wormhole in Bermuda triangle. And they survived it
He told in the starting, they entered a wormwholes/whatever and traveled 37 years into the future.
@@jagadish5703 No, they don't have enough fuel. No commercial plane carries fuel for a round trip. They are basically out of fuel on landing, with a small reserve.
I was so interested when I was listening to the story about the plane that went missing and came back 37 years later, and then he tells me it is a myth -_-
Even if he didn't. Common sense or any basic form of intelligence would tell you that from the title alone.
@Fruit King usually because it’s content and it’s interesting to watch,yet fake.
More like a Twilight Zone episode.
@@lightningonlycommentsonce5824 sheesh
Same here
The story was a tabloid fabrication. It was printed twice with 2 different dates, 1985, then 1992. The tv series, "The Manifest", was inspired by it.
I suspected the first example was a hoax. Damn, damn, these friggen, click-bait channels. 😡
I need to watch this show. That sounds pretty good.
@@theguyfromwalgreens : Guy from walgreens eh? Well isn't this freaky, as I just got some junk mail sent to me from a group called walgreen support. 🙂🖐🏼
They even used two different pictures for the eye witness 🤣
@@Kidney0Beans so stupid 💁♀️🤦♀️
Nice more of time travel please 😍🙏
Love how these videos start with one topic then the whole entire video turns into a micro documentary about worm holes
So it's a vintage Onion article taken seriously.
Nah. It was pure tabloid, unlike The Onion, which is brilliant satire. Tabloids bank on public stupidity and gullibility. Satire mocks and exposes it.
@@5um0fMe CAN YOU JUST ACCEPT THE JOKE??!
It's actually based off one of The Twilight zone episodes from the original '60s run which Steven King used as a book inspiration so yeah there's no way any of this actually happened great story not possible
The Onion , WOW thanks I haven’t thought of it for along time .
@@iramkjr76 yes... The onion. I almost forgot
Amelia Earhart is in the delta quadrant. She's currently in suspended animation and will be found in 24th century.
What how u know that
@Charles Calvin thankyou
Lol says Janeway who should have kept her ass on that planet.
@@theurbanloner8879 i was hoping someone would get comment. St:voy one of my favorites.
@@robertgriffin662Lol I'm not sure many these days would but I'm a big fan of the trio especially TNG .
I love your videos they’re really good
My first thought was Einstein’s theory of relativity. If you were in space, orbiting the earth at the speed of light, a very small amount of time might pass, and you will not have aged, but thousands of years could have passed.
I tend to believe that anything orbiting the earth at the speed of light would DISTORT the Earth in horrendous ways.
@mug wump Good point. "any substantial amount of matter" even travelling close enough to Earth at sufficient speed will probably DRAG the Earth along with it, turning the Earth into a rogue planet?
Yes smart people talking
interesting.
Hmmm... a bunch of nerds, btw can u explain it again for us normal humans with normal brain cells?
@@animetitle_______4796 lol
The pilots on the plane be like
“Hey Jim”
“Yeah bill”
“Is it normal to see the same area for 10 times straight?”
“No at least that is not what the map said.”
🤣
@hoiy vinosa why you copy comments
@@Mats_L3_the_small_boi well it ain't a crime and nobody cares soo.
@@Mats_L3_the_small_boi No one cares lol
@@Mats_L3_the_small_boi why you copy comments
This sounds like “Manifest” from Netflix
Good show highly recommended 🔥
Why get invested in something that was cancelled after like one season?
@@LUCASTHECOOLONE I haven't seen anything for that. Did it change platforms again?
@@animeangel1983 I meant 3rd lol
Exactly. Just finished season 3. Now have to wait till next year for season 4
I just posted that great minds think alike!!
I have been through the Bermuda Triangle several times and never saw anything strange , however I was really impressed by how clear the water was we dropped cinder blocks over the side and you could see them clearly until they were the size of dimes .
the world we live in is so interesting and scary
I know it's crazy there's mysteries like if aliens are actually real or if someone is actually siren head
@@gideonwkeys1234 🤦♂️
@@Ok-fj4mv he was being sarcastic lol
I personally think aliens might be true since the space is infinite, there might be 2 or more sun Bc they are far away that we could not reach. If theres more sun, then there might be creatures living on there. Those creatures (aliens) will think we look like alien too bc they dk about us. This is just my personal thought, the space is just an unknown thing
I agree
If they flew out of a wormhole, I'm more impressed that the pilot could fly back into it.
Ah if he did, he didn't get back out yet has he?
@@JerryEricsson maybe he accidentally crashed into the dinosaurs
Which was written first; this newspaper story or The Langoliers?
@@rogercracknell6914 The Langoliers was a good movie
Imagine being a 2 year old traveling with your parents and after 37 years you finally land and have already lived half of your life (39).
Well.. now imagibe being 79 when this happened & not dying
That would be the worst XK-class end of your life scenario L.O.L
Then the plane would age as well and fall out the sky as soon as they exit the worm hole
Years pass for us. To those in the plane, only minutes have passed.
Though, in those minutes they used fuel. So taking back off without refueling was pretty stupid.
@black mask Time dilation is observed even at the small % of c speeds of airplanes. Tiny micro fractions of seconds. GPS satellites have to adjust all their computations to account for time dilation. Big enough fractions to make data useless without the adjustments.
Did you know all the other planets can fit between us and the moon? Fun fact.
I think aliens took the plane and gave it back after 30 😂
Me too
The key to understanding the disappearance of Flight 19 is Lt. Taylor. He was just assigned to the TBF training squadron at Ft. Lauderdale, Flight 19 was his first flight with the squadron. Before that he had held the same position, as a training instructor, in the TBF squadron at NAS Miami. The crucial difference is that the squadrons at Ft. Lauderdale did their training over the Atlantic while Miami did their training flights over the Florida Keys. This is pertinent in two ways. The Gulf in the Keys looks a lot different from the air compared to what you see when flying over the ocean. The Keys are mainly shallow water, you can see the bottoms for quite a bit of it, and the water has more sediment and greenery. Over the Atlantic it's open ocan, not just the water is a different color but the waves look different. One of Taylor's radio messages was that the sea "looked odd". The second way is that the pilots in Miami, flying over the Keys, were taught that if lost they should proceed to the northeast, eventually they would reach landfall. The pilots flying over the Atlantic, of course, were instructed to fly west under the same conditions. Even with a wonky compass it's easy to determine general direction during the day by looking at where the sun is, so Taylor should not have had a problem returning to land...if he had flown west like he was supposed to. Instead, he put the afternoon sun behind his plane and flew northeast. The planes are on the the bottom of the Atlantic somewhere at least 300 miles east of Bermuda. and the water there is a minimum of 5000 ft deep.
Ocean*
@@beckyxdm That I only made one typo in a post that long is remarkable.
@@fredlougee2807 Your theory is the most sound that I've come across in my 15 years being invested in that case. With all the information given, one measly typo definitely does not take away from it. Thanks for sharing 😊
@@traceydumase One merely needs to know the facts. Charles Berlitz, through intent or carelessness in pursuit of a lurid story, omitted some key facts and altered others.
An example of this is his handling of the disappearance of the Navy flying boat sent to search for the flight. The Martin PBM Mariner exploded shortly after take-off. The explosion, just a few miles offshore, was seen and reported. However, Berlitz changed the time of the offshore fireball by over two hours and mentioned it on a completely different page from his mention of the Mariner itself, leading one to conclude that these were unrelated events.
The Mariner was a long-range patrol bomber. It had a maximum range of nearly 3000 miles at ~180 MPH cruise. The thing was basically a flying gas tank. But it had a reputation for fuel leaks and the aircrews referred to it as a flying bomb. Sooner or later one was bound to explode midair, it's just coincidence that this came on a mission to search for a missing flight of bombers on a training mission gone awry, increasing the death toll stemming from Lt. Taylor's error.
Since Berlitz published "The Bermuda Triangle" most of the people who have also published works about Flight 19 have repeated Berlitz's misinformation. However, they an not really be held for not mentioning the part about Lt. Taylor's transfer from NAS Miami to Ft. Lauderdale and it's pertinence to the story as it requires someone actually digging through records. Plus, it's entirely possible that these records were still classified when Berlitz wrote about the event, a mere two decades earlier.
@@fredlougee2807 That's incredible deep info. Thanks for debunking this! What about the first story with the time thing though? Was that debunked?
Ancient Astronaut theorists say "YES"
Lol
Lol
Bravo
😅😅
Lol
The plane did land in Miami, Florida Man just ate it
He then
You know
Let it out of his rear end
37 years later
Lmao
Damn i didnt know Florida man had a big appetite.
Yas
Hello
The part in the thumbnail would make for an awesome plot in a movie or a tv show!
The July 1955 calendar shown is incorrect. I was born on July 20, 1955 - a Wednesday, not Thursday as the calendar in the video shows.
Happy early b day
Oh, that's hilarious! What a stupid yet very important DETAIL. OMG
:000 me my bday is june 13 :D
2010
hmm, when you google 'calendar for july 1955', some of them have 20th on thursday and some say wednesday... thats weird..
In Bermuda triangle the magnetic forces are totally out of control. We actually had that thematic in maritime school, and when you look up the declination of the magnetic forces, they are really quite off in Bermuda. Apart of that, there are really strong ocean currents and can transport the debris way way norther.
I think that's what happened with Amelia's plane and items she and Noonan had with them. They either crashed or were shot down and nothing of them is likely ever to be found.
My grandmother used to tell stories about how her and my grandfather would
sit at the kitchen table doing really bad thunderstorms and watch ball lightning play on the kitchen counter. She said these little balls of lightning would form and bounce around from one end of the counter to the other. She said it stopped after they had the kitchen remodeled
I lost braincells from reading this
Same, I had an old iron head board on my bed and when it stormed really bad, it would do the same thing. From one side to the other and out the window. 100%true.
I've seen ball lightning inside the house, it's does float around, not to fast .
That's wild.
St. Elmo's fire
My dad served proudly in the Navy for 24 years and served one year in Vietnam and said Bermuda triangle is not as dangerous as its reputation claims it is
I used to buy World Weekly News every week and my kids and I would read it and find the biggest funny story we could find and damn we had some good times!! I loved "Bat Boy" and "I had Bigfoot's Love child" you just couldn't get any better! It was like You Tube in print!! I sure do miss that, those were some good times!
My favorite weekly world news story - baby born with dead fathers tattoo.
"TH-cam in print" is so accurate! The were the original masters of the thumbnail. Those pics were on the cover trying to get you to open it up
Skeletons found on the moon! And you could see how the skeletons were cut and pasted into a picture of the moon!
@@lavenderpants8695 clickbait
Bat boys screaming face is etched in my brain
If something seems too good to be true it usually is, this applies to stories as well
The truth is usually very boring compared to the story.
yea when I heard what the first story really was I was like nice click bait bro
sometimes just sometimes reality is stranger than fiction but damn some sh!t are best left unseen
Fun fact:There are actually more boats and planes that managed to come across bermuda triangle un harmed, there are also a lot of trade routes going through bermuda triangle
It’s like anything though, you only ever hear of the weird events and it spawns a legend of its own.
Like Bigfoot, how many people in America go hiking and hunting every year who don’t have Bigfoot encounters; you don’t hear about them on TV because it’s not very interesting.
Yep ,there are hundreds of flights right through the middle of the Bermuda triangle ,every single day. I've been on a few of those flights
And Mr beast
More like "childhood ruining fact:" haha
Also Fun Fact: there are more planes in the ocean than boats in the sky...
Awesome Video!🎉❤
Well, that’s where you’re wrong, we have actually found out who Dan Cooper really is. He is none other than Loki Odinson.
Nathalie no they still don't know who db Cooper is!
@@oldfogey4679 ಠ _ ಠ it was a Loki reference. If you don’t get the joke just say so. I know good and god damn well that this is still an unsolved case.
My theory is that DB Cooper didn't exist. The crew just made him up to steal the money "he" demanded. And as a flight crew they could easily wash it during layovers in foreign cities by exchanging small portions into foreign currency, which they then exchanged back for USD after returning home.
"Circulated on line by conspiracy theorists as evidence of time travel."
What's so strange about the concept of time travel? We're all time travellers. I myself arrived here today from the past.
OK so it took me over 6 decades to get here from 1955 but Here I am!
Really
Hey, Walter, I time travel from 1957 and am here today, yep! the mind is really amazing.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Time is money and money is time. Give me five bucks and you will travel back in time. Unfortunately traveling to the future is not permitted.
@@rd1305 🤣🤣🤣
Well well well... as we all know now... That "Dan Cooper" Was none other than Loki...😎😎
Exactly! I guess no one bothered interrogated him 🤷♂️. Sounds like some pretty irresponsible police work if you ask me. 😆
Finally this mystery is solved. Thanks to Marvel 🤣🤣🤣🤣
D.B. Cooper
That's true
Great episode
Imagine being a multi-billionaire and staging this as a prank.
It sounds like a take on the classic Twilight Zone episode called "The Odyssey of Flight 33". A flight from 1961 goes back into time to the 1939 Worlds Fair
I was looking for this comment!
you got it
Either this or the Malaysian flight was inspired by the that ep
Yes! One of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes.
" bend the paper and u make travelling from one point too another quicker" which is supposedly how you bend space and time, I'm also interested about the " Philadelphia experiment, where the U.S. battleship disappeared and re appeared elsewhere, with sailors all stuck in the metal of the ship, in many different ways, I think the ship was called THE ELDRIDGE OR ALDRIDGE?
I would love to see a documentary about this story, but its still a secret, I'v just heard bits and pieces of this story!!!!
The Philadelphia Experiment is a fiction created by a merchant seaman named Carl Allen. The real story is almost as bizarre as the fictional one.
In the '50s the Navy had a program similar to the Air Force's Project Blue Book, but it was much smaller. Just two guys working out of an office reading reports. One day they received an odd parcel. A paperback copy of a book on UFOs by one Morris Jessup. In the margins of the book was what seemed to me a conversation-in-writing between four individuals with each one having a distinct handwriting and using a specific color ink. Like they were making it easy for a reader to keep straight which was which.
If you took the writing at face value it seemed to be three aliens and one human discussing events, and one of the things mentioned was a US Navy Destroyer Escort vanishing from the Philadelphia Navy yard, reappearing in New York, only to vanish and return to Philadelphia. The conversation did not mention the name of the ship but did give it's hull number: 173. This corresponds to the USS Eldridge, (DE-173). The conversation also listed a merchant seaman serial number which upon investigation belonged to a man named Carlos Allende.
When the two Navy guys called Jessup to arrange an interview he agreed, but he must not have considered it to be very important. On the way to the meeting he stopped at a highway rest stop in Florida, ran a hose from the car exhaust to the passenger compartment, and then hat in the car with the engine running until he succumbed to carbon monoxide. No mystery here, he was in financial trouble, was drinking heavily, and his wife had just left him.
The story would have ended there, but in 1972 Charles Berlitz was looking for a follow-on to his hit expose "The Bermuda Triangle". In that book he had made Flight 19 a thing by changing some facts and completely omitting others to make it look like there was more going on than really was. He gave this the same treatment, but the Book "The Philadelphia Experiment was not the instant hit that his first book had been.
It did gain some traction among UFO enthusiasts and was eventually made into a rather interesting time travel movie starring "The Blandest Leading Man In Hollywood History", Brad Johnson. Even his name is bland. He was so bland that you could watch two of his movies back to back and if you weren't reading the credits you would not notice that they starred the same guy. A remake, or rather another movie with the same name, was made a few years ago but it was a schlock-fest with nothing to recommend it.
In the 1980s a group of investigative reporters determined to find the truth about the story. The learned that "Carlos Allende" was in fact Carl Allen, from a small town in Pennsylvania. He had added two letters at the end of both his first and last names to make it "Hispanic". They investigate the address listed on his papers from the Mercahant Marine and learned that his mother still lived there. She had done nothing with his bedroom after he moved out and allowed the investigators access, even though she did not have to. There they found a treasure trove. Lots of books, every one defaced in the same way that Jessup's book sent to the Navy had been. Also, he had had his card from the local library revoked for continually whiting in the books.
why not punch a hole on your paper boom i'm on the other side
@@kennd3385 that’s cheating!
I would like to belive all these ( the Bermuda and wormholes) are forms of teleportation
simple explanation the workers were drunk
Nah they would die. Right?
@@catalinahernandez8897 I think they went into a wormhole that was hidden by the clouds
@@catalinahernandez8897 i meant the people who saw the train
@@oholiabntumba1097 Train?
They probaly landed without notice and came back or its just a hoaks or big man wormhole
👇if u are here in 2024 👇
Huh? Wtf I thought it was 1984.
Me
Me
Im in 139BC
Nah its 2030 ...
Wait a second, those red and yellow lights, couldn't they "just" have been the reflections of the aircraft's own light on the surrounding clouds? Clouds are after all water
I'd say it was a mixture of St. Elmo's fire and some form of mass hysteria. A few people reported these strange lights and others heard of them and started to see them aswell. Wouldn't be the first time.
Plane lights are red and green.
Maybe its from a flare gun.
Plane lights are red and green
Not red and yellow
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“So we’re having a bit of turbulence”
*Gets sucked into a time rift*
Y'know this is like an SCP. It's called "The plane that never was". So, in the story, the quote-unquote "Safest plane ever flies over an island when it time travels back to the eighties. It actually took off in around 2025, according to the SCP Foundation.
I’ve been looking for this story on yet for awhile but couldn’t find it. Ty:D
Don't believe everything you might hear. Lol
Or see 🙈
As my mom would say, "don't believe anything you read and only half of what you see" these days it's don't believe anything you see on yt
then what we do if its true
@UCNDE_O0jvthxiopguKYhgwA no i know its fake im just saying sometim what people say could be true you just never know and how you use emoji on computer
I mean ok let’s say it had fuel to go the distance+1.200 miles but you know a jet can’t go that far
I had heard the story of Flight 19 before. I think the movie ‘Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind’ showcased this, having the planes appear in pristine condition in the Middle East somewhere.
Same contain .....again from the host!
You are correct Mr Douglas.
That's convenient since they used a shot from Close Encounters of those Googley eyed Air Traffic Controllers.
At the end, I believe the missing pilots came out of the spaceship, along with some others who had been taken throughout the decades (having not really aged in the time that they were gone).
Lemino has a 10/10 video on it "The legend of the Bermuda Triangle", explains flight 19.
Suggestion you should make a video about unsolved railways history
People always talk about the ships which disappear in the Bermuda Triangle. My Grandfather and Father were both senior naval officers - they said that naval staff have known for years and years that a natural phenomenon of one off very large waves do exist. They are strong enough to overturn even very large ships, let alone small boats. Since then, some very prestigious universities have tested the theory of massive waves and have proved it to be real.
Pa hl
Idk why its so absurd. Like it has strong waves in the area that sinks ships and planes crash.
And methane bubbles destroy buoyancy.
And a lot of the ships simply went to a different port and didn't check it.
And more ships have disappeared in The Great Lakes.
I have seen ball lightning in real life. I was sitting on the patio many years ago with my family during a lightning storm when suddenly above a tree there was a big ball of lightning with lightning bolts coming out of it. It only lasted a split second and made a very BANG noise. We searched the paddocks (yes, I live on a farm!) to find no burnt or damaged trees.
Maybe it was the plane reappearing in your tree.
@@joenewbie4793 👍Haha lol
I like what you said about the Bermuda triangle "disappearances in the triangle is not as common as everyone thinks". My grandad himself has sailed through the bermuda triangle multiple times. Even some times was stuck in it because they weren't allow to port. He never had an incident 😁
Why is your grandad trying to disappear?
@George Babich: your Grandfather's travels through the Bermuda Triangle is not proof against the huge numbers of reported and historically recorded disappearances that have over centuries within this strange area known as "The Bermuda Triangle".
In fact these disappearances are happening in all kinds of places. People are disappearing off the land, in the air and at sea. Besides these known facts there are over 16thousand people that have disappeared in the Alaskan Triangle and also in most of the national parks in the USA. Strange disappearances have occurred in the UK too and in northern Russia. So it is wrong to play down these events as being rare or rational. In fact, the Bible tells us that there will be unexplained disappearances taking place: for example, two men working together in a field, one will be taken. Two people sleeping in a bed, one will be taken and the other left, two women grinding in the mill, one will be taken the other left. These are the words of Jesus found in the gospel of Matthew chapter 24. Taken is the operative word in these cases and is the keyword to to these profound and truly bizzare losses. Like other strange, and often paranormal events that have occurred around the world, there are always people waiting in the background ready to debunk everything and anything in order to play down the unknowns and unexplainables of our world.
@@Paul-su3qh Brother Paul, the scripture you referenced is speaking about THE RAPTURE.
(Matthew 24:38-42):
38: For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark,
39: And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
40: Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left.
41: Two women shall be grinding at the mill; the one shall be taken, and the other left.
42: Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come.
(1 Thessalonians 4:16-18):
16. For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
17. Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
18. Wherefore comfort one another with these words.
May the Lord bless you with wisdom and knowledge to understand His Word so you will be ready for His soon coming and be with Him eternally.
We eastern have a saying. Its goes like seeing ghost is a blessing in disguise because not everyone will experience it. Yeah, even though the view probably is horrible 😂😂
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16:19 Bro got luck III Enchantment Book in her body💀
I love the fact that you cover these crazy stories, but also don't make a conspiracy out of it.
Comments are still full of loonies regardless, unfortunately.
Plane:Imma head out just give me a few years. Everyone Else:Alright imma just forget about you homie
Hahahaha so funny!
Hahahaha so funny!
This was a great video packed with a ton of stories I loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This would make a great sci fi movie
The people in the plane: it feels like 37hours
The people in the tower: Albert Einstein has break time
May not be true but it is a fun and fantastic story. I especially enjoyed the similar Twilight episode which I'm sure inspired the tabloid tale.
Indeed, I also read the story in an old book that I have, an anthology of old science fiction short stories that I got as part of a "GET THES BOOKS FREE" for signing up for some book club.
The amount of people who believe this is unbelievable
I’m eating popcorn right now 0:36
😂😂😂
I can’t
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i love these storytelling videos of the paranormal, extreme, and horrific.
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Ya me to
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I think storytelling is the keyword here.
Or as normal people call them, "sad attention seekers with no life"
The thing about the Bermuda Triangle is that the flow of ocean current around the Sargasso Sea combined with fluctuating current through the Sargasso and escaping natural gas from the sea floor unpredictably, there is potential for really bizarre events. This is taken from reading a few many things about what discoveries have been made and the information gathered about the phenomenon. Nothing really mysterious, just a truly bizarre set of natural circumstances that can really knock everything for a major loop.
Sounds pretty mysterious to me. When even you have to say "knock everything for a major loop". WHAT does that even mean lol?
@@TravelWriteLive Alright, so... when water flows against certain types of rock, it produces electrical current, in some cases very powerful current. It disrupts any form of electronic or magnetic navigation systems, rendering them effectively useless.
Methane also produces an effect not unlike farting in a tub but on a massive scale. That's something like suddenly bringing your hand up in the tub close to or beneath your bar of Ivory soap floating in front of you.
Neither of these things are predictable and, if combined, can knock out navigation and communication systems, as well as knock ships and aircraft off course (aircraft would have to be flying fairly low in be affected by a methane bubble as it will disperse rapidly once it reaches atmosphere).
That's a _major loop_ of unfortunate and devastating consequence. Not really mysterious, just unpredictable and disastrous. I think now our electronic navigation and communication systems are shielded effectively against such rogue currents and outgassings that it's not an issue but I could be wrong about that.
It's actually, from a certain perspective, very intriguing and definitely worthy of further study to possibly predict some of these events, as well as possibly get direct measurements of things like current force in amps and displacement volumes. Not mysterious, simply fascinating.
@@gabriellashimone6546 if more needs to be found out and research to understand it... its currently a mystery. Not sure why thats so hard of a word for you to use lol. But no worries.
The currents, and lack of navigational reliability in that area, could also easily explain why no wreckage has been found. For example: An aircraft reports that they are at X position. When they are actually at Y position. Then they go down, and the currents drag the wreckage to Z position.
That would make it extremely difficult to find anything, if anything is even ever found. Hell, even the wreckage of the Titanic was lost for quite a while, and they knew their relative position.
No lie y'all being nerds
I wonder what that pilot didn't like about 1992. Maybe he saw what the stewardess wore and said let's try 2092 lol
If time travel were real I'd never be done helping people in the past.
The reason they went missing is because they heard fortunate son start playing
nah probably the pilot was a dad and rerouted to buy milk
This was a most enjoyable program with various stories here. I'd like to see stories of WWII planes that were sabotaged by gremlins. They would drill holes in the plane's fuel tanks, etc. reported by the allies.
I believe you spelled "Germans" wrong...
@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic You believe wrong, gremlins were a small creature reported to be seen on the wings of planes, sabotaging them
@@GweiTheLeafChild I believe you spelled "Germans" wrong.
@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic lol
I disappeared from my family on my way to Sweden for 18yrs and when I came back all my family members didn't believe it was me... a lot has happened since then...
So where were you
He went for milk
@@GoaEventplanner I also don't know it's like I woke up from a very long sleep
I reckon with the Bermuda Triangle is that there is some weird thing that destroys all signal causing the pilot to go a random direction and eventually runs out of gas some where so far away where they would never check
As an ex-Coast Guardsman, I don't think so. As I was stationed at Base Miami and spent a lot of civilian time in the Bahamas, I know many flew or boated across with only minimal fuel, as it's only 55 miles across, so at least some wrecks would have been found. All the boats we pulled out had radioed in, having normal malfunctions or weather.
@@garychandler4296 Can you explain better? What's your opinion? There is nothing paranormal right?
@@yorganyog No, I can't speak for or against existence of paranormal entities aside of the supernatural, meaning God, The Christ, and Holy Spirit, whom I know. But they have sounded by bottom- mapping ships and never found but a few known wrecks, so it's possible other forces are at play...but they ain't playin' with the Coast Guard to my knowledge!
The strangest to me is the Navy planes incident.
@@garychandler4296 navy planes incident? Where can I read about it? I can tell you we have some Strange events. O witness a potergeist atack with One of my brothers. So, I can tell there are more things around. What is, I dont know, maybe some natural causes that we cannot explain.
@@yorganyog You'll be able to look it up. It was,, I think, 5 have fighters, in the days of prop planes; their instruments went wild, lost radio contact with the base, the waves were different, and something about the clouds. They disappeared.
I truly appreciate and admire the effort and detail of your videos. Thank you!
The plane that went missing for 37 years sounds like an episode from the Twilight Zone.
Thats what i said. And doesnt just sound like it, im pretty sure that was an episode.
I promise you there was a episode just like that story
See Tbh I Think Its Manifest
the only reason why boats and planes crash at the bermuda triangle more than other places is cause that is where there's a lot more boats and planes there!
for some reason I feel like I haven’t seen this for 37 years lol
Cool
Just thought i'd mention for anyone watching this at the beginning, THIS IS A STORY, IT IS NOT REAL. just incase you didn't want to waste your time on it.
2 of the torpedo bombers from flight 19 we're found on the ocean floor off the Florida coast by divers. Military and civilian radio operators were in constant contact with the flight. Though out of radio range from ground operators, they could hear the flight captain giving conflicting orders. He was confused about which way to go, and ignored a civilian radio operator telling him he was going the wrong way. He was told his signal was fading and he should immediately turn back, but the flight captain ignored the operator. He kept giving conflicting orders until they could no longer be heard.
Nothing from flight 19 has ever been found. Ever.
@@vonmilash823 Don't take this wrong, I prefer friendly discourse, I'm 68, and have followed flight 19 through the decades. Please believe me, I do believe in disappearances and the mysteries around us. I have read and seen plenty not to believe. But on this I am very sure, two of the planes was found and identified by the US government as being from flight 19. If you disagree, I will defend your right and your belief, and will still respect you. I have nothing but the absolute hopes and best wishes for you.
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@@TheParkAttendant Hi! I've read your comments above and want to know the location where US government found the 2 planes from Flight 19 pls (and the remaining 3 planes haven't been found yet, right?)
@@qkhanh I'm not sure exactly, something like 20 to 25 miles off the Miami coast. What radio signals received, had two members of the flight disobeying the flight commander and striking out on there own. There were several radio operators, both civilian and military. One civilian radio operator told the commander the his radio signal was fading, that he was going the wrong way. There was an argument among the pilots and the two planes found were believed to be the ones who disobeyed orders. It was the contention that they ran out of fuel and was forced to ditch the planes. It is believed that the other planes continued west till they ran out of fuel. The legend of flight 19 has fascinated authors and public alike. There is something about that region that causes compasses to malfunction and it has a tendency to have violent storms spring up out of nowhere, adding to it's mystery. One thing, two friends were fishing off the Miami Coast when there engine concked out. They radioed the coast guard. The boat was found, but the two men were missing. I hope this helps.
@@TheParkAttendant Ah yes, your answer definitely helps me! Thks a lot for providing me more info about Flight 19 as well as that extra info about 2 friendly fishermen at the end (sounds both cool and scary at the same time🥶)
'Further' indicates metaphorical distance whereas 'Farther' indicates physical distance.
What a miracle the plane was on the frequency needed
I love how he said,- "now before you get any ideas" knowing some might attempt to fly like that little boy
This seems to be the basis for a science-fiction theories
🖕🏽 xD
No it is reall
Guy David. Science Fiction is much older than this hoax. Beginning with the stories of Jules Verne.
Twilight zone did this since the 50’s
wonder if its the inspiration for the tv show 'manifest'.. they landed 5 years later and its been crazy ever since..
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So this is a slightly altered telling of the 1961 Twilight zone episode "The Odyssey of Flight 33" a modern telling of the Flying Dutchman myth. This would be cool if it’s true but it’s not, and other stories (like the twilight zone episode) are more interesting.
This story, came from the Weekly World News tabloid sometime in the late 70s (at the pinnacle of the Bermuda triangle craze)
"Back to the Future" came out in 1985, when the video places the origin of this urban legend. In it, Marty McFly leaves 1985 in Doc Brown's Delorean time machine to travel back to 1955, where he almost erases himself from existence. Were those dates merely coincidental, or did the tabloid story inspire the film?
@@charlesyoung7436 I think that the story comes from anywhere from 1979 to 2004. It is a no concrete answer and it definitely feels like a late 70s story specially with all of the obsession with the Bermuda triangle and all of that. Very “in search of“
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"The truth is stranger than fiction", Like if you know that quote.
MrBallen 🤘
X files
Or the twilight zone
THIS WAS 10 SECONDS AGO
Do you mean in real life or when he posted?
2 minutes for me
No it was 1955 🤦♂️
14 minutes for me.
@@shpligaphlorp2186 XD
I hope you’re joking...
YOU ALWAYS AMAZE ME WITH YOUR VIDEOS And I love your profile I was trying to make that face but I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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When I was in high school on a class trip, there was a man hiding next to a newspaper stand. I didn't see him at first but he reached out and grabbed my hand as I walked by with my classmates. He looked me straight in the eyes, I remember them to this day, piercing baby blue in color. The man was old and bald and looked frightened. I stopped and asked him what was the matter. He had a newspaper in his hand and he looked down at it and back at me and asked if the date on the paper was correct. That he was from 1952 and it had to be wrong. I told him no, the newspaper was correct. It was 1994. I was 14. He asked me for help because he didn't know what to do or where he was. He told me he was from a different time. My teacher told me he was a homeless man and to keep walking. Holy shit! I never heard this story. I'm at a loss for words right now.
Wow
It must've been Dr. Emmett Brown the guy who invented time travel