I think these "scientists" theories are about as sound as the Daily Mail's proofreading.

"The winds created by the so-called air bombs are so powerful they generate 45ft high winds." Waves, possibly?

I do see clouds that someone crudely superimposed some red hexagons on, but was hoping to find some actual data to back up these claims of "air bombs".

http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a23507/bermuda-triangle-clouds/">http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a23507/bermuda-triangle-clouds/

"Still, while these clouds are cool and weird, they're unlikely to be the big Bermuda Triangle explanation that lots of people have been searching for. [Update: Cerveny now tells USA Today that the Science Channel special took him out of context. ""They made it appear as if I was making a big breakthrough or something. Sadly [that's] not the case."]"

This looks to be more of a speculative question being formed into an incoherent argument with no actual data to back the claim, as most such articles about unexplained phenomenon and conspiracies nominally are.

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'Mystery of Bermuda Triangle--Not Exactly Solved...'

There--I made the article title more appropriate. haha

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