Bermuda has an abnormal number of UFO sightings per capita compared to neighboring regions according to the National UFO Reporting Center. It has almost double the number of sightings up to 2024 per 100,000 residents as Canada and significantly more than any other Caribbean island. The Bermuda Triangle as a whole is a lot higher than any neighboring island at 27 per 100k residents compared to Canada at 15 and the Bahamas at 9. The British mainland is a lot lower at a tiny 5 reports per 100k.
It's also high in UFO reports per 100k square km at 31k per 100k sq km which indicates both in terms of population and land area Bermuda is unusual. There is a correlation between the distance to Bermuda from other Caribbean islands with a coefficient of -0.0111 and p=0.002 indicating that for every kilometer further from Bermuda there are 0.0111 fewer UFO reports per 100k residents and around 67% of the variance in UFO reports can be explained by the distance to Bermuda using a linear model. This is significant because it indicates Bermuda is an "attractor" for UFO reports.
If someone told you that the crime rate in Detroit was 2x higher than Chicago what would you think of Detroit? Likewise, the UFO report rate is 2-10x higher than any nearby island or even other countries like Canada. This indicates something is very unusual about Bermuda. You likewise can see this in the axios map which indicates that Horry county, SC has a higher number of reports compared to any other county not only in the state but the southeast. Horry and nearby Myrtle Beach are right across the ocean on nearly the same latitude as Bermuda. This is very unusual because it's like two witnesses saying they see the same thing. A lot of UFOs in that direction. Any explanations that make sense? I won't get into Michael Salla's research here but it's related as is Bermuda triangle-related info.
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