Aerial view of five TBF Avenger bombers flying in formation, directly over the Bermuda Triangle in the 1940s. Sky: Clear, bright blue sky with soft, scattered clouds. The clouds are thin and wispy, adding a sense of peacefulness and calmness. There should be no heavy storm clouds in sight yet. Aircraft: The five TBF Avenger bombers are arranged in a V-shaped formation. They are detailed in silver, with metallic sheen that reflects the sunlight, making their surfaces appear bright. The aircraft are slightly weathered, showing signs of use from the 1940s, with visible details like propellers and markings on the planes' fuselages. Ocean: The ocean below is vast, calm, and dark blue, with subtle, gentle waves that create a serene atmosphere. The water should have a slight reflective surface, catching hints of sunlight. Horizon: The horizon is distant and seamless, with no visible land in sight. It’s a line where the sky and the ocean meet, evoking a sense of infinity and isolation. The ocean gradually fades into the sky as the planes continue to fly over. Lighting: Soft sunlight from above casts a warm glow on the planes, highlighting their metallic surfaces and providing a sense of depth. The shadows of the planes stretch slightly over the ocean, but they should be subtle, not too dark or harsh. Formation and Perspective: The aircraft should be in a steady flight, maintaining perfect formation with no drastic changes in altitude. Their position in the V-shape should be symmetrical and well-defined, offering a clean, orderly view. The camera perspective should be slightly angled from below to show the planes from a slight upward view, capturing the vast ocean beneath them. Mood/Atmosphere: The scene should feel calm and serene, yet there’s an underlying tension, knowing that something will soon disrupt this peaceful moment. The atmosphere should be vast and somewhat mysterious, with the open ocean suggesting isolation