FAA has issued an advisory regarding navigational anomalies in the Bermuda Triangle

Dateline zero – The FAA has issued an advisory regarding navigational anomalies in the Bermuda Triangle. They say it’s do to “testing” or some crap; and GPS and other instruments might not be any good in the Triangle.

Obviously, there are some who think this could somehow be tied into a magnetic pole shift. That was the topic of the discussion on a recent Coast to Coast AM program, when guest David Sereda said he believes that the Department of Defense testing of the GPS is merely a cover story.

Whatever the cause, the Bermuda Triangle has a history of messing with all manner of navigational equipment and sending travelers to their doom. Could it be that even GPS technology is susceptible to the Bermuda Triangle’s mysterious hand?

You can view the PDF here.

It’s a good thing my buddy Matthew “Sandman” Kelley is planning to go the Bermuda Triangle after the Titanic Tour is done. Good thing, too, that I agreed to join him if I can. Maybe these GPS anomalies will still be happening during the trip and we can report back on what we find … assuming we make it back. *insert spooky music here*

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