Let's talk about Mysteries...
The Bermuda Triangle or Devil’s Triangle is located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean off the southeastern tip of Florida. In this area a number of planes and ships have disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

Some reported incidents of ships:
1800 USS Pickering lost with 90 people aboard
1812 USS Patriot
1814 USS Wasp lost with 140 people aboard
1824 USS Wild Cat lost with 14 people aboard
1840 Rosalie found abandoned aside from a canary
1918 USS Cyclops lost with 306 crewmen and passengers aboard
1921 Carroll A. Deering found aground and abandoned
1925 SS Cotopaxi distress call reported the vessel was sinking
1941 USS Proteus lost with 58 persons aboard
USS Nereus lost with 61 persons aboard (sister ship to Proteus)
*Both were sister ships of the Cyclops
1963 SS Marine Sulphur Queen lost with 39 crewmen aboard
2015 SS El Faro found 15,000 feet below the water surface
Some reported incidents of planes:
1945 Flight 19 lost with 14 airmen
PBM Mariner lost with 13 airmen during the search
1947 a B-29 Superfortress reported lost
1948 Avro Tudor G_AHNP StarTiger lost with 6 crew and 25 passengers
Douglas DC-3 NC 16002 lost with 3 crew and 36 passengers
1949 a B-29 with 2 crew missing and 18 survivors found
1962 USAF KB-50 51-0465 lost
1965 USAF C-119 Flying Boxcar of 440th Troop Carrier Wing missing,
debris found
Private ERCoupe F01 lost with pilot and one passenger
2005 Piper-PA-23 lost with 3 persons on board
2007 Piper PA-46-310P lost with 3 persons on board
2017 Turkish Airlines flight TK183 forced to change course due to mechanical and electrical problems over the Triangle
Private MU-2B vanished from radar and radio contact, wreckage found
Meteorologists have formed a theory for the Bermuda Triangle Mystery. Unusual hexagon-shaped clouds create 170-mile-per-hour ‘air bombs’ capable of sinking ships and downing planes.
Other conjectures involve vortices—which are extreme currents and temperature variations affecting electromagnetic fields—magnetic compass variation pointing toward true north instead of magnetic north, along with space-time warp and electronic fog.
Whatever the theory, Bermuda Triangle disappearances remain a mystery.