The Dragon's Triangle

INTRODUCTION

This work we try to somehow explain this phenomenon occurring in Japan with the help of historical  documents, mythical and notes  regarding this, to help us answer questions and if possible find a logical explanation for this phenomenon.

MAIN OBJECTIVE

Inform us of the myths that precede and try to explain  this phenomenon.

ESPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

1. Clarify doubts of those who first heard of this myth.

2. Know that theories have been formulated from this event.

3. know if there are people who have come to pass by this place and suvived.

THEORETICAL BACKGROUND

The Mar del Diablo (悪魔 の 海 Akuma no Umi?)-Also known as Dragon's Triangle and Devil's Triangle, is a region of the Pacific around Miyake Island, about 100 kilometers south de Tokio. It is said that one of the corners of the triangle is on the island of Guam. While the name is used by Japanese fishermen, it does not appear on nautical charts.

Isla Miyake

In American popular culture, it is common belief that the Devil's Sea may be, together with Bermuda Triangle, an area where ships and planes disappear under mysterious circumstances. But the Japanese do not consider the Devil's Sea more mysterious or dangerous than other coastal waters of Japan. 

Contrary to several statements, or the Devil's Sea nor the Bermuda Triangle is located in agonizing line, where the magnetic north equals the geographic north. The magnetic variation in this area is around 60 °. even in the Bermuda Triangle), numerous ghost ships, boats unidentified UFOs and wasted time.

Izu archipelago map, downtown legends Sea Devil.

Conclucion


The Dragon's Triangle contains a series of unfinished enigma which man could not esclareser.
this like the Bermuda Triangle is one of the strangest things that happen in our world

MEMBERS

Liliana Arboleda Ibarra

Lenny Paola Martinez Restrepo

Alejandra Velasquez Jaramillo
Karen Michell Mazo Lopez

Lucy Katherine Lozano Sierra

GRADE

10-2