Relax sport.. it's your polititians that will do you in.. not the terries, or the Chinese.
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Missed the part about the transponder stopping about an hour into the flight did you?

Not sure how SONUS or similar would help in this case. We're talking about hearing a single splash in a very large ocean on a system designed to pick up a submarine. If any sensors picked the crash then why wait to say so? Hiding some supposedly secret technology is not enough.

Posting speculative nonsense is pointless.

post moved to correct 'space shuttle' thread.

There's about 3,500 miles between Perth and the South China Sea. And the South China Sea is South of China.

Really, 1,000 miles to the NW of Perth is not where any military or intelligence agencies have pinpointed their focus for pretty much anything since Op Hurricane in '52.

I wish I knew which military this is. It ain't the US military. The days of open checkbooks is long past. We are fighting for every buck these days.

I find it hard to believe that any major powers', hi tech submarine, didn't pick anything up.
These subs can pick up anomolous sounds a continent away.
The intelligence services know exactly where the plane is,but can't reveal due to security reasons.
I know this sounds conspiracy bs,but my friend of a friend of a friend.ad infinitum,wink,wink,serves on SSN's and he has told me things that would make your hair curl. 'Nuff said:know::know:

That's one of the conspirators biggest problem... the lack of knowledge about certain things


A sub( just to take something) who may be around North Korea can't hear what happens many hundred miles away.

And should there have been a American sub in that area of the vanishing/crash, I know the information would be handed through the diplomatically or civilians channels, to the the legitimate authorities

I have seen a lot of pictures on Facebook- They can read the newspaper laying on the street, but they can't find a simple huge airplane-

Yes they could if they had a satellite in that specific area.( the nearest should be around North Korea and the chinese sea and from what I have learned these satellite haven't so much widespread area of seeing, but USA is planning to send some very advanced satellite into orbit.

http://www.aviationweek.com/Blogs.as...1-8fe5d25a485d

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Markus

The problem is that people who know about such things know better than to comment on the Internets Tubes

The people who would comment on the Internets Tubes probably don't really know. :D

Lack of knowledge is a problem which can be solved. A confirmation bias is harder.
Those people underestimate the size of the area, overestimate the state of our technology and have a blatent disregard for physical laws. Even unlimited funds can't compensate the latter.

A sub around NK might be able to pick up noises from the search area, but certainly not a signal from the black box's beacon.

If it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck....

It's not some kind of a secret that USA have spy satellites. The question is where they could be at this moment.

It is here I made a guess-Ukraine, Middle East and North Korea/South China . Those are the hot spot in the world as we speak. I do not know how many USA have

And I'm 100 % sure that Russia know that a spy satellite is hanging over Ukraine.

Markus

Hellfire? :)

FYI Cell phones don't work at 30kft. No missiles required.

They don't work too well 4km under water either.

The search for Flight 370 was declared "The most difficult in human history."

Amelia Earhart could not be reached for comment...

Closing in but still no cigar: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-1...ck-box/5384164