In Search Of... The Bermuda Triangle (Part 1 of 3) Nimoy

Season 1, Episode 4 (4/27/1977)




Part 1 of 3

This episode investigates the mysterious Bermuda Triangle, that expanse of the Atlantic bounded by Miami, the Bahamas, and Puerto Rico. An area where ships and planes routinely disappear without a trace. An area filed with strange phenomenon, mysterious fogs, mists, erroneous compass readings, strange lights, and time warps. A place where these disappearances date from the time of Christopher Columbus. Believers and skeptics, eyewitness and scientists all give there views and theories on what is going on in that strange part of the Atlantic Ocean.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Leonard
• Nimoy
• Spock
• TV
• Show
• Documentary
• Miami
• Bahamas
• Atlantic
• Bermuda
• Triangle

[lucakiss70]

this music has always given me the creeps!!!!

[wilhelm1974]

greatest show ever...creepiest music ever...ahhh I love it

[Taud]

@wilhelm1974 lol synth keyboards, they use them in old sci and horror

[Jacksparrow1869]

thank you very much for having in search of ....it brings me back alot of good old days 70s-80s

[123demaio]

great show .

[pjgraves1975]

I always thought the Triangle was rubbish, but what the hell did Frank Flynn see? Fog bank?? Do they show up on radar?

[davvvvo]

looks like spock

[thelovelymoby]

@ItchyGoomie not long ago AIR FRANCE plane was lost there coming from brazil

[stitchesful]

Isn't there now information that nobody has ever precisely defined exactly what area of the ocean the Bermuda Triangle covers. or that there has never been a consensus as to the exact measurements of the Bermuda Triangle? I've heard that different measurements have been made by different people, and that if a certain measurement is accurate and all the others are wrong, then alot of ships and planes actually haven't disappeared in the "Bermuda Triangle."

[Boogyman4050]

So is the theory that the Bermuda triangle is an area of strong magnetic field bands that arc to the other triangle near Japan true or only part of the explanation?

[thingrizzly]

theScytheofGod was just plain wrong, g'bye!