"Since before the founding of the US, a mysterious zone inside Lake Michigan has marked the final known location of several airplanes and sailing vessels, some disappearing without a trace. Known as the Michigan Triangle, it sits between Ludington and Benton Harbor in Michigan and Manitowoc in Wisconsin. An even more terrifying zone in the US sits in Alaska, where some have suggested that up to 20,000 disappearances have occurred within this triangle."
"Sitting between Anchorage, Juneau, and Utqiagvik, the Alaska Triangle has been marked by repeated tragedies, and countless disappearances involving everything from passenger planes to local residents out for a hike. With Alaska being so sparsely populated, the total number of missing person cases within the triangle is shockingly high, leading some conspiracy theorists to blame everything from UFOs to secret government projects hidden in the wilderness."
"Conspiracy fans have blamed the mysterious disappearances near Michigan on 'energy vortexes', or 'ley lines,' - the supposed energy lines which intersect ancient landmarks throughout the world. The discovery of a 9,000-year-old structure described as 'America's Stonehenge' beneath the waters of Lake Michigan in 2007 added further fuel to the fire, with new clues about its origins being discovered over the last year."
Two triangular zones in US waterways and wilderness have long been associated with unexplained disappearances and crashes. The Michigan Triangle, between Ludington, Benton Harbor and Manitowoc, marks final locations of several planes and sailing vessels and contains a 9,000-year-old arranged-stone structure near Traverse City possibly used as a prehistoric hunting feature. The Alaska Triangle, between Anchorage, Juneau and Utqiagvik, reportedly encompasses up to 20,000 disappearances involving planes and hikers. Sparse population there magnifies missing-person totals. Conspiracy theories attribute incidents to UFOs, secret government projects, ley lines, or electromagnetic vortexes allegedly affecting aircraft and ships.
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