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China now claims to have spotted debris by satellite in the South China Sea!
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Given the source is a Malaysian official, read with skepticism. The way the Malaysian Authorities have handled this incident has been a dog's breakfast from the get-go |
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Meanwhile, for those of you who might enjoy this kind of thing, I posted a little AAR in the flight sim screenshots thread of my 11-hour simulated P-3 flight to the current search area: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...02648&page=266
Salute to those doing it for real out there right now! :salute: :yep: |
Dunno if this was mentioned before but apparently the airplane was carrying a shipment of lithium-ion batteries.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/article...for-mh370.html |
I don't see the batteries having much of anything to do with the disappearance.
Unless there was a fire so severe it disabled the cargo hold fire warning/suppression systems as well as all communications except SATCOM, yet still allow the aircraft to keep flying for hours. |
One thing's for sure - it seems that there's something floating in that part of the ocean, and it's larger than 20m meaning it's something a little bigger than a shipping container. Whatever it is, hope they get eyes on it soon so they can either move forward or rule things out.
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Been thinking
What if every one of these scenarios is correct at some part (Do understand I don't mean those scenario where UFO, Aliens is involved) What if something happened right after start and something more happen later on a.s.o a.s.o I could of cource be wrong. Markus |
lithium-ion batteries
Even the U.S. Post Office has fits if you try to send those by mail! Here's a GREAT Idea! Let's put a bunch of them on a plane and see what happens. :hmmm: Some Species of Grays hunt the Universe for those I hear. :D |
Possible debris spotted by a civilian aircraft.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/searc...323-35b4m.html |
How do you put a thread on ignore?
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New possible debris sightings: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-2...images/5339788
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You were warned :O:
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