Siberian Exploding Holes Could Be Key to Bermuda Triangle: Scientists

Mysterious holes that opened in Siberia this summer had people blaming aliens, meteorites, and missiles. Scientists say it may be gas, and the same phenomenon could be at work in the Bermuda Triangle.

Yamal crater in Siberia. The Siberian Times

From The Siberian Times: The craters—two in Yamal and one on the Taymyr peninsula—were revealed during the summer, leading to urgent analysis by scientists as well as a wave of speculation suggesting the cause was aliens from outer space, meteorites, or stray missiles. 

Now the respected journal Science in Siberia has come up with a coherent explanation for the northern craters and—sensationally—links the craters to the notorious Bermuda Triangle phenomenon, where ships and aircraft have disappeared under strange circumstances between Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico.

A crater in Yamal—a peninsula known to locals as 'the end of the world.' The Siberian Times