Scientists baffled by giant structure hidden beneath Bermuda Triangle 'unlike anything else on Earth' - GB News
Google News • 12/15/2025 • Last cited 12/17/2025
Summary
Scientists have discovered a giant, 20-kilometer-thick rock layer beneath the Bermuda Triangle that is described as "unlike anything else on Earth," potentially offering insights into the region's mysteries, according to GB News. The nature and implications of this structure remain a subject of ongoing research and discussion.
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