The "Vanishing Ship" refers to a phenomenon where ships appear to disappear from sight, often due to optical illusions caused by atmospheric conditions. This can occur when light bends around the horizon, making it seem as if a vessel has vanished. Such occurrences are often reported in areas with unique weather patterns, like the Bermuda Triangle. This phenomenon can also be linked to the concept of superior mirage, where distant objects appear distorted or elevated due to temperature differences in the air. While intriguing, the "Vanishing Ship" is primarily a natural optical effect rather than a supernatural event.