![]() (20) Barring the North Pole and South Pole, the remaining 10 vile vortices are approximately equidistant and are equally scattered in the two hemispheres of the earth.1700s 1800s 1910s 1920s abandoned abduction aboriginal acid adventure_seed aesop africa afterlife agriculture aircraft airplane airport alabama alarm alchemist alchemy algae alien aliens alloy alternate_universe alternative_science america american ammunition amphibean amphibious amulet ancient_astronauts ancient_egypt ancient_greece ancient_rome ancient_world android angel angler animal animal_cruelty antarctica antidote antigravity antimatter ape apocalypse apprentice aquaculture aquatic_animal arabia arachnid archaeology architecture archosaur arctic arizona arkansas armor armour armoured_fighting_vehicle arrow art arthropod artifact artist asia assassination assault asteroid astrology astronautics astronomy astrophysics athlete atmosphere atomic australia australian author automobile aviation aviator ax aztec aztec_mythology baby badass balkans ballet baltic bamboo banking bar barbarian barber base bat bear (19) Of all the 12 vile vortices, the most famous ones are the Bermuda Triangle, the Dragon’s Triangle and the South Atlantic Anomaly. This was not the first case of any airplane disappearing in this region though. Located in the North East quarter of the Indian Ocean, this water body has seen (or may be caused) the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on 8 th March 2014. (18) The twelfth and last vortex is the Wharton Basin. ![]() Although it does not have the deepest spot in the ocean, but the depth of 25,000 feet (7600 mts) is certainly too much to conceal a lot of mysteries and ancient secrets. (17) The eleventh vortex is the New Hebrides Trench that is situated between the islands of New Caledonia and Vanuatu. (16) The South Atlantic anomaly is the region where the magnetic field of the earth is the weakest. Astronauts have reported seeing random flashes of light even with their eyes closed. (15) When the Columbia had passed through the SAA, instrument disruptions had interrupted space shuttle observations. This is the area that experiences an increased flux of energy particles which exposes orbiting satellites to levels of radiation which is much higher than usual. (14) The tenth vortex is the South Atlantic Anomaly aka SAA. The mystery of the Zimbabwe megaliths continues to haunt people. ![]() Till today no one knows for sure who made those and why were they made. When the Europeans had discovered the megalith way back in 19 th century, they could not believe that the wild Africans could build something as massive as those megaliths. (13) The ninth vortex is the Zimbabwe megaliths. How the city came to an end or what happened to its people could not be recovered by historians. The city which was the most flourished one in the Indus Valley Civilization existed between 26 th and 19 th Century BC. (12) The eighth vortex is Mohenjo-Daro, in Pakistan. Both the poles are kind of uninhabited for major time of the year, which is why they have got their names enlisted in the list of 12 vile vortices. (11) The seventh vortex is the South Pole. That is when the Japanese vessels had disappeared. (9) It came into limelight during 1952 to 1954. (8) The Dragon’s Triangle is also known as Devil’s Sea. Another ship was sent out to investigate about the missing ships and that one went missing too. (7) The fifth vortex is the Dragon’s Triangle which was the cursed site where five Japanese military ships just vanished. This underwater volcano has been the site of multiple disappearances both from the sea as well as from the sky. (6) The fourth vortex is the Hamakulia volcano that is found in the Hawaiian Islands. (5) There were claims that the making of the Moai statues were an act of aliens which added to the levels of mystery that this place had to offer. (4) The third vortex is the Easter Islands in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean has been housing many mysteries that include the megaliths of Moai statues and the rongorongo writings.
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