Inside the Bermuda Triangle: Gulf Stream and Sargasso Sea | 4K Documentary

A slow 4K ocean documentary that sails around the Bermuda Triangle, from Florida and the Bahamas to Puerto Rico and Bermuda, to test the legend against the real sea and the original records. Is the Bermuda Triangle really more dangerous than any other sea, and if not, what kind of ocean is it? In this film you will discover: • What really happened to Flight 19 on the fifth of December 1945, and why its compasses matter • How the name was invented by writers between 1950 and 1964, and what a librarian found in the records • The Gulf Stream, a current that carries more water than all the world's rivers put together • The Tongue of the Ocean, more than a mile deep beside water you could almost wade in • The Puerto Rico Trench, the deepest place in the Atlantic, and the methane theory weighed fairly • The Sargasso Sea, the only sea on Earth with no coastline, where every Atlantic eel begins life Chapters 00:00 The legend: Flight 19 and a name 7:57 The Florida corner 16:56 The river in the sea: the Gulf Stream 24:05 The Bahamas: shallow banks, deep edges 31:39 Storms, waterspouts and lost ships 38:06 Puerto Rico and the deepest Atlantic 46:23 The Sargasso Sea and Bermuda 53:59 The verdict