Missing 777
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buickanddeere
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If that 777 landed somewhere. Who ever stole it should have grabbed a few seat cushions etc. Then chartered a flight west of Australia and chummed the waters to fool the searchers.
Somebody in Malaysia, Singapore,Indonesia, Kalimantan,Vietnam, Cambodia Thailand or Burma has to have military radar data they are not talking about. MY370 could not have left it's last known location . Unless MH370 was skimming the ocean just above the waves.
Singapore has to have some data but they are staying quiet.
Somebody in Malaysia, Singapore,Indonesia, Kalimantan,Vietnam, Cambodia Thailand or Burma has to have military radar data they are not talking about. MY370 could not have left it's last known location . Unless MH370 was skimming the ocean just above the waves.
Singapore has to have some data but they are staying quiet.
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And I would hardly call them 'theories'. My best definition thereof... " the analysis of a set of facts in their relation to one another"What 'facts'?? Theories have changed daily.
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Since it has been a month since the plane crashed, any large debris that was floating, has most likely sunk. The large debris would be the parts easy to see from space or airplanes. A month of wind and waves which can be huge down in that part of the world will have sunk floating plan structure, especially after this length of time. How many storms have they had down there in a month? If is fall in the upside down part of the world which is a bad time of year for bad storms.
I still wonder if the pilot used the simulator to practice ditching the plane at sea. If he had ditched the plane, there is a good chance there would not be much debris to find.
Given the time that has passed since the plane crashed, it will be unlikely to find any large structures from the plane, and any debris they would have to find is likely to be small and hard to see. The search and rescue people have some pretty good algorithms for calculating the drift of a boat/person because of current, wind and waves but I would be shocked if the programs would be that accurate after a month worth of weather. Especially the weather in that part of the world.
At this point, it would not surprise me if the plane is ever found.
Later,
Dan
I still wonder if the pilot used the simulator to practice ditching the plane at sea. If he had ditched the plane, there is a good chance there would not be much debris to find.
Given the time that has passed since the plane crashed, it will be unlikely to find any large structures from the plane, and any debris they would have to find is likely to be small and hard to see. The search and rescue people have some pretty good algorithms for calculating the drift of a boat/person because of current, wind and waves but I would be shocked if the programs would be that accurate after a month worth of weather. Especially the weather in that part of the world.
At this point, it would not surprise me if the plane is ever found.
Later,
Dan
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again?
who reported it... hopefully not the malasian govt.
who reported it... hopefully not the malasian govt.
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The Chinese.
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oh well... then that settles it. has to be true right?
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It was only a matter of time...
At last a credible photo.
Latest-UFO-Sightings: Sudden Disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH 370 Being Linked To Alien Abduction
At last a credible photo.
Latest-UFO-Sightings: Sudden Disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH 370 Being Linked To Alien Abduction
texasjohn
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Well, I see that both Fry's and Cabella's advertise at the UFO site. Who knew?
And, am glad to see that everyone else is catching up with me.....I posted long ago that alien abduction was the perfect explanation...you get high technology and a large DNA sample size plus everything in the cargo hold...all in one swoop!!
And, am glad to see that everyone else is catching up with me.....I posted long ago that alien abduction was the perfect explanation...you get high technology and a large DNA sample size plus everything in the cargo hold...all in one swoop!!