James Stewart
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first heard Apr 2025
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James Stewart’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Astrum Space · The Science Fact You've Been Taught for Years Is a Lie | Astrum Earth · 28 Apr 2026
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Most of us have heard of the Bermuda Triangle.
It's the stuff of legends and rumour and myth, where ships and planes disappear without trace.
But what if I told you it had an evil twin?
Not in Bermuda, not quite a triangle, and arguably much more deadly in modern times.
A patch of water not recognised on maps, but capable of swallowing entire ships whole, including the biggest British ship ever to be lost at sea.
This is not some historic wooden galleon, but a modern bulk carrier.
Nearly 45 meters wide and 300 meters long.
Bigger even than the Titanic and fully equipped with modern navigational aids, including a magnetic compass, gyro compass, automatic pilot, radar, echo sounder, speed log, and satellite navigator.
How does something like that just disappear?
The Dragon's Triangle, as it has become known, lies off the coast of Japan and is named after the legends of a devastating fire-breathing dragon that stalks the waves.
For some, this region is the Pacific's answer to the Bermuda Triangle.
But what makes this different is that the legends here are older, darker, and far less understood.
So fearsome is this area that much of Kublai Khan's 13th century invasion force lies buried in its depths.
Hundreds of ships and thousands of troops just gone.
That single event alone blows Bermuda out of the water.
The disappearances are real, that's for sure, but are the stories?
And could those fire-breathing dragons have anything to do with the fact this is one of the most volcanically active places on Earth?
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