The Bermuda Triangle, sometimes known as the Devil's Triangle, is a 1.

5-million-square-
mile (4,000,000 kms) area of ocean roughly defined by Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and the
southern tip of Florida. Some believe paranormal events occur in this region, in which the
laws of physics no longer apply. Though these occurrences remain an enigma, something
kind of electromagnetic anomaly does occur in this region which has affected ships and
airplanes for centuries. One can only speculate based on reported events.
 ATLANTIS

Atlantis :the lost continent finally foud

( Atlantis is the lost city that sank under the ocean.It was finally
found by prof.arysio)

Atlantis was never found because we have all been looking in the
wrong places. Realizing that, we started to look for the spot where an
entire sunken continent could be hiding itself. Geology afforded the
correct, irrefutable answer: down under the South China Sea, that is
where. The rest followed quite naturally and, in fact, far more
serendipitously than we ourselves could ever have imagined
beforehand.
The Titanic

Harland & Wolf, Belfast is the Birth place of the White Star
Liners Titanic & the Olympic. The Titanic was built at the
side of her sister ship the Olympic, whose keel was laid on
1st January 1909, the keel of the Titanic being laid on 31st
March 1910. Work continued on both ships with Harland &
Wolf doubling the work force to over 11,300 in order to
cope with the building and fitting out, until the Olympic
was launched on 20th October 1910. The Titanic would not
be ready to be launched until 31st May 1911. These Giant
ships with an overall length of 882 feet 9 inches were the
longest liners in the world beating the previous best of the
Cunard Liner Mauretania by 92 feet 6 inches. The Gross
tonnage of the Olympic was 45,324 while the Titanic
weighed in at 46,328 making it the largest Liner in the
world. The Titanic was launched on 31st May 1911, the
same day the Olympic was handed over to White Star, and
for the double occasion about a 100,000 people had
gathered.

During fitting out she would have 29 boilers and her

reciprocating engines fitted along with her four funnels and
two masts with a look out cage on the foremast. Inside the
ship carpenters and joiners were busy fitting the elegant
wood panelling and laying of decks, the fitters and
plumbers were fitting baths and plumbing pipes, first and
second class elevators were fitted. Among the other
luxuries were two first class stairways, a swimming pool, a
Turkish bath, a gymnasium, and the Cafe` Parisian.
Although these luxuries were for mainly first class
passengers, second class on the Titanic was like first class
on any other Liner, even the third class steerage passengers
had it better than ever. When the Titanic was nearing
completion there was a last minute design change, due to
experience of the Olympic, the open windows on the
forward end of A deck were replaced by new sliding glass
windows. This gave the Titanic a very distinct and
noticeable difference between her and her two sisters. The
sea trials were to commence on 1st April 1912 at 10 am but
a very strong wind caused a delay to the next day, her sea
trials were short and she would be in Southampton on 3rd
April ready to take on supplies, coal and crew for her
fateful journey into destiny.

The Maiden Voyage of RMS Titanic

This map describes the course of

Titanic as she departs Southampton,
stopping in Cherbourg France, then
Queenston Ireland, and into the open
sea bound for New York.