Horrified, This is the Confession of the Successful People After Passing the Bermuda Triangle
Cary Gordon Trantham
Cary Gordon Trantham was used to flying planes. But there is an unusual experience when he has to pass through the Bermuda Triangle area.
Cary plans to fly from Naval Air Station in Key West to Ormond Beach.
As he flew over the sea, Cary remembered a pilot warning him about dead air space.
This area is above the bay between Keys and Florida. In this area he lost contact with the radio.
On the way to Ormond Beach, Cary arrives safely. But on the way home, he had a problem.
Cary was told to change the route because it was expected there would be a storm. While flying over Naples, Cary begins to lose control of his plane.
He can no longer see the borders of the sky and the sea. Everything is really dark.
Compass on the plane did not work. The height gauge kept spinning like it was broken.
Cary tried to control the plane. He tried to contact the radio controller but to no avail.
He had time to imagine what if he did not survive. Finally, after rising 4000 feet (1219 m) from the starting position, Cary managed to connect with the radio controller.
He also began to see the lights below him. He felt lucky to survive after passing the Bermuda Triangle.
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The Bermuda Triangle is a region in the Atlantic Ocean covering 4 million km2 forming a triangle line between Bermuda, the territory of Great Britain as a point to the north, Puerto Rico, as a point to the South and Miami, USA as a point to the West.
The Bermuda Triangle is also famous for the case of missing planes and ships. It is said, many mysteries that include the frequent causes of the plane or ship lost when crossing the bermuda triangle, ranging from natural phenomena, until the involvement of extraterrestrial (alien) creatures.
Behind all the mysteries, it turns out there are people who managed to fly safely through the Bermuda Triangle. Who are they and what is the story like?
**Bruce Gernon** 
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Bruce Gernon's story begins when he will fly with his father and his business associate, Chuck Lafeyette.
They flew from Andros Town Airport in the Bahamas using the Beechcraft Bonanza A36 plane. As they flew near Bimini Island, Bruce saw a cloud. Cloud peak is at least at a height of 18 km above sea level.
The cloud also looks like it emerges from the surface of the Earth.
Bruce thought they could fly around the clouds. But after about 10 km past it, the cloud forms a perfect arch.
After a few minutes, it became clear that the clouds in Andros and Bimini were the same cloud. The cloud is shaped like a donut with a diameter of approximately 48 km.
After flying for 20 km, Bruce saw a U-shaped exit to the west of the cloud.
He also tried to get out through the road. They are in a tunnel for 20 seconds before appearing on the other end.
For about five seconds inside the tunnel Bruce feels as light as flying and momentum speed increases.
Upon exiting, Bruce realizes that he has been flying for 34 minutes.
That means from Andros Town Airport to Palm Beach it only takes 47 minutes. Yet the distance should be taken within 75 minutes.
How can they travel 402 miles in just 47 minutes? This is the mystery. But they managed to get out of the Bermuda Triangle safely.