Missing plane MH370
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Totally gets me in this day and age when everything is under 100% surveillance, and none of our personal information is sacrosanct either. So it turns out that the world is big enough after all for an enormous big plane to go completely missing, including not a single piece of wreckage to be found. How can that be possible?
Totally bizarre! :unknown:
Totally bizarre! :unknown:
Malaysia and Beijing are a few thousand kilometres from the Bermuda Triangle IG. Owners of satellites in the UK worked out that the plane could have gone down in the south Indian Ocean. Maybe a few hundred miles from Perth, Australia.This is where the focus of the search is right now.
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igdesigner, you are not alone. I have also thought it could have ended up in the Bermuda triangle but after looking it up it's not even close to where I thought it was. For some reason I have always thought the Bermuda triangle was close to Oceania. For me I guess the misunderstanding is from when we talked about it in second grade. When the map is zoomed in Florida and the Caribbean islands looks a bit like Indonesia.
So we can exclude the Bermuda triangle, that's for sure.
I think the best lead are the signals. I don't think they would have came out and said the plane crashed in the South Indian Ocean if they wasn't pretty sure about it, so at least they have a rough idea of where it is. It's still a big area though so I have no idea if they will actually find it or not.
So we can exclude the Bermuda triangle, that's for sure.
I think the best lead are the signals. I don't think they would have came out and said the plane crashed in the South Indian Ocean if they wasn't pretty sure about it, so at least they have a rough idea of where it is. It's still a big area though so I have no idea if they will actually find it or not.
If it is true that it went down in the South Indian Ocean, wonder what happened inside the plane up to that point. How many hours flight would it have taken to get from South East Asia to the spot where they thought it had gone down? Just imagine being one of the passengers. Must have been a flight from hell. Unless their air supply had been doctored and they all were unconscious shortly after the pilot had said "goodnight" to the air control. And then turned the plane around.
Then the torture the relatives have been through for most of March getting all kinds of reports from Malaysia Government to Malaysian Airlines to the Press.. First report was that the plane crashed (think it was Vietnam), then on 24 March wreckage in the Indian Ocean reports, none of which was confirmed. I really think our Press should get strict rules about confirming their information first before they go live or publish it.
Here is a map from a satellite point of view - which may be the most accurate one so far, although for relatives maybe not as real:
Here is a timeline for how the mystery unfolded:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-timeline-3370836
Then the torture the relatives have been through for most of March getting all kinds of reports from Malaysia Government to Malaysian Airlines to the Press.. First report was that the plane crashed (think it was Vietnam), then on 24 March wreckage in the Indian Ocean reports, none of which was confirmed. I really think our Press should get strict rules about confirming their information first before they go live or publish it.
Here is a map from a satellite point of view - which may be the most accurate one so far, although for relatives maybe not as real:
Here is a timeline for how the mystery unfolded:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-timeline-3370836
Looks promising. Would be great if it is the flight recorder so relatives can at least have peace of mind. I found plenty of materials at this URL for those who are interested in more details:
http://www.emirates247.com/news/mis...-in-southern-indian-ocean-2014-04-05-1.543891
http://www.emirates247.com/news/mis...-in-southern-indian-ocean-2014-04-05-1.543891
Well said ....Sander k said:
If one thinks about it can turn out to be brilliant they could do that at the same time - pinch a big Boeing 777 just like that!. I'm sure the Malaysian Government will be tougher on screening passports at their airport - as that is pretty unbelievable too in this day and age of tough airport security for two people to have been able to board the plane with false passports. I'm almost certain they did it at that particular airport possibly because they knew they could.Genesis said:
Im so thinking about it. But its very complicated problems. The one side they need the help of other countries, but on the other side they can not open up because it involves something very confidential. The rumour is if their country have some problem with their politic conspiracy.
