Bermuda Triangle Collection

The mysterious Bermuda Triangle where aircraft and vessels vanish
For decades the area known as the Bermuda Triangle has been a place of deep mystery as ships, aircraft and people have all mysteriously vanished, never to be seen again

U. S. S. Cyclops, 1915-17 (b/w photo)
3619758 U.S.S. Cyclops, 1915-17 (b/w photo) by Harris & Ewing (1905-45); Private Collection; (add.info.: USS Cyclops (AC-4)

Illustration of sailor on the Ellen Austin leaning out over side of lookout post and pointing out at ghost ship in distance

Illustration of ships graveyard in the Sargasso sea, wrecked ships and boat with skeleton sailor in the foreground

Illustration of Mr Morgan, crew member on the Ellen Austin walking on a ghost ship found in the Atlantic Ocean, south of Bermuda

Illustration of Captain Gould ordering his men off the ghost ship and back onto the Ellen Austin

Illustration of stressed air traffic control operator using transceiver after losing contact with aircarft

Graveyard star trails
Grave Yard Star Trails. A Hypnotic Image of stars swirling above a grave yard

The lost city of Atlantis, being rediscovered by its ancient builders

A bizarre and surreal sculpture park setup in a desert environment

Artists concept of a dimensional time warp where objects disappear
Every now and then a dimensional doorway mysteriously opens and we catch a glimpse of whats on the other side. The only problem is that very often the observer gets dragged through and disappears

Bermuda triangle, conceptual artwork
Bermuda triangle, conceptual computer artwork

CLIPPER SHIP COMET, 1855. Of New York, in a hurricane off Bermuda: lithograph by Nathaniel Currier

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The mysterious Bermuda Triangle, a place where aircraft and vessels vanish without a trace. This conceptual artwork captures the enigma surrounding this infamous location. In 1915-17, the U. S. S. Cyclops disappeared within these treacherous waters, leaving behind only a haunting black and white photograph as evidence of its existence. An illustration depicts a sailor on the Ellen Austin leaning out over the lookout post, pointing towards a ghost ship in the distance - an eerie sight witnessed by many who have sailed through these troubled seas. Further adding to the mystery is an illustration showcasing a ships graveyard in the Sargasso Sea, with wrecked vessels and even a skeleton sailor in the foreground - remnants of those lost forever to this unforgiving triangle. Mr Morgan, crew member on board Ellen Austin himself encountered another ghost ship while sailing south of Bermuda; his experience immortalized through an intriguing illustration. Captain Gould's firm command ordering his men off that very same ghost ship and back onto Ellen Austin emphasizes how unnerving encounters can be within this perplexing region. Even air traffic control operators find themselves stressed when losing contact with aircraft passing through this notorious airspace – depicted here using their transceiver desperately trying to regain communication. As night falls upon this enigmatic realm, star trails illuminate what could be considered as nothing less than a graveyard for lost souls. Could it be that somewhere amidst all these disappearances lies Atlantis? Ancient builders are said to rediscover their once-lost city according to some theories. Adding more surrealism into play is an artist's concept of a sculpture park set up in desert surroundings – bizarre creations mirroring the inexplicable nature itself. And finally, one cannot ignore speculations about dimensional time warps where objects simply vanish into thin air – captured vividly in yet another artistic representation. The Bermuda Triangle continues to captivate our imagination with its countless mysteries and unexplained phenomena; it remains an enigma waiting to be unraveled.