2023-08-13 16:53:00
You may have heard of the mysterious and deadly Bermuda Triangle. The Bermuda Triangle is an area in the North Atlantic Ocean. Many ships and planes are said to have disappeared here under mysterious circumstances. But there is another equally terrifying terrain. There are also claims that 2,000 planes have crashed there.
This mysterious land is located in Nevada, California. Hence it is known as ‘Nevada Triangle’. The area is a 25,000 square mile triangle between the cities of Reno, Las Vegas, and Fresno. Its location near Area 51 has led to all sorts of mysterious theories about what actually happened to those planes. There are those who argue that there is nothing scary behind the disappearance of planes at the time, and that the reasons could be as simple as pilot error.
Meteorologist Professor Kelly Redmond says canyons and cliffs can be very problematic for an inexperienced pilot in a light aircraft. As it is such a place, there are many chances for the pilot to get lost. But at the same time, there are estimates that some other reasons are behind the dangers hidden by the Nevada Triangle. Chief among them are the dangerous winds that occur in this region. A scientific phenomenon known as a ‘mountain wave’ occurs when winds from the Pacific Ocean crash into the barrier of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in the neighboring state of California. This causes a cold wind. This can cause problems for aircraft stuck between mountains. Smaller aircraft caught in these turbulences may not be able to escape, experts say. In short, the conditions in the Nevada Triangle are challenging for pilots, but in reality it is a dangerous ‘myth’ due to bad weather and poor navigation.
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