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The Bermuda Triangle has long been portrayed as one of the world's greatest unsolved mysteries-a place where ships vanish, aircraft disappear, and conventional explanations seem to fail. Popular culture has filled this region with supernatural forces, alien interventions, time distortions, and hidden government secrets. Yet beneath decades of speculation lies a far more compelling and unsettling reality. Unknown Facts About the Bermuda Triangle is not a book that seeks to preserve the myth. It is a book that seeks to understand it. Drawing on history, navigation science, psychology, statistics, media analysis, and modern technology, Oytun Bozkır dismantles the legend layer by layer. Each chapter examines how ordinary factors-weather systems, human error, limited early technology, misread records, and selective storytelling-were gradually transformed into an enduring global myth. The book reveals how silence, uncertainty, and fear were mistaken for evidence, and how repetition gave credibility to claims that never required extraordinary explanations. Rather than offering a single counter-theory, this book reconstructs how the Bermuda Triangle came to exist as an idea. It shows why similar disappearances elsewhere were ignored, how media amplified coincidence into pattern, and why belief persisted even after satellites and modern tracking eliminated the possibility of true vanishing points. In doing so, it reframes the Triangle not as a dangerous place on the map, but as a powerful case study in how humans create meaning when confronted with randomness and loss. Written in a clear, analytical, and myth-resistant tone, Unknown Facts About the Bermuda Triangle does not strip the ocean of its danger or its awe. Instead, it relocates that awe where it belongs: in the complexity of natural systems, the limits of human perception, and the psychological need to believe that uncertainty has boundaries. This is not a book about what the Bermuda Triangle hides. It is a book about why we needed it to exist at all.

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