Sailors and pilots frequently report instruments that fail. The spots around these places are an unusual number of marine and aircraft disappearances. These are locations with strange and unexpected electrical and magnetic activity. Sanderson identified 12 areas he calls Vile Vortices. Since each vortex is spread equally across the world’s surface, the entire collection of the Vile Vortices forms a geometric figure known as Icosahedron. 12 Vile Vortices on Becker-Hagens Grid Map.
Sanderson believed that the activity surrounding these areas may be due to electromagnetic disturbances cause by hot and cold air, but there were some who felt that there may be connections to ley lines, or to extraterrestrial activity. Vile Vortices are supposed to be spread equally in 12 parts across the Tropic of Cancer, the Tropic of Capricorn and include the North and the South Pole. The Algerian Megaliths are in North Africa Located south of Timbuktu Neolithic rock etchings and a vast number of megalithic ruins is believed to mark a vile vortex. Some of these energy vortexes occur in high energy spots on earth, but can be indefinable since there are no physical signs of their existence. The Bermuda Triangle where countless ships and planes have disappeared without a trace, is probably the best known of the vile vortices. Vortexes generate energy that can be spiritual, transformative or even healing. He found these areas to be equidistant from each other, each one 72 degrees from the other, and named them the vile vortices. Earth energy is also believed to form into straight lines called ‘Ley lines’. Sanderson, a Scottish biologist, began to take notice that there were specific regions on Earth, twelve to be exact, where planes, ships and people seemed to disappear without a trace, as well as other unexplained anomalies like spinning compasses, failing electrical equipment and UFO sightings occurred.
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