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Could Gas Explosions Explain Bermuda Triangle Mystery?
Tanya Lewis, 2014. Live Science, 14 October 2014.
Report on a claim, relayed by The Siberian Times from the Russian Academy of Sciences weekly Science in Siberia, that methane hydrate blowouts like those thought to have made the Siberian craters could sink ships in the Triangle. Quotes Benjamin Phrampus of Southern Methodist University that there is no evidence of such an event there and that the last large venting in the area followed the last ice age.
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The 2014 gas-blowout claim and the specialist reply to it.
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Lewis, T. (2014). Could Gas Explosions Explain Bermuda Triangle Mystery?. Live Science, 14 October 2014. https://livescience.com/48290-siberian-holes-bermuda-triangle-mystery.html
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Lewis, Tanya. “Could Gas Explosions Explain Bermuda Triangle Mystery?.” Live Science, 14 October 2014 (2014).