Alex Carson
Did you know that a pilot named Bruce Gernon claimed to have “jumped” 100 miles through the Bermuda Triangle in just minutes?
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:53 – Into the Fog: Bruce Gernon’s 1970 Flight
03:36 – Electronic Fog and Time Storms
06:08 – The Bermuda Triangle’s Mysterious Reputation
08:19 – Scientific Inquiry and Ongoing Debate
10:00 – Outro
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During a routine flight from the Bahamas to Florida in 1970, Gernon encountered an unusual cloud formation that he describes as “electronic fog.” His instruments failed, and visibility vanished as he navigated through a mysterious tunnel of mist, only to emerge 100 miles ahead and 45 minutes early. His incredible experience, verified by radar and supported by co-pilots, has become a key part of Bermuda Triangle research.
The video explores Gernon’s story alongside the broader mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle and includes interviews, archival footage, and insights from his book, offering a captivating glimpse into this enduring enigma.
Pilot Who Survived the Bermuda Triangle Breaks His Silence
