Malaysia Airlines MH370 - Missing Plane

[j0rd]

Someone told me that the phones are still ringing owned by the people on the missing plane. I doubt it's anything, though.

Read back a few pages, some mobiles will ring even if they are destroyed

[wixard]

late night briefing been announced for family members, 2am their time

must be some new information, bit of a weird time to have a briefing

[xxMATTGxx]

The latest at the moment is that Chinese satellites have spotted some debris near the end of the ADS-B track. It could be nothing (like the previous cases). I assume we shall find out sometime soon/later.

Late Mar 12th 2014 China's State Administration of Science (SASTIND) reported, they discovered three large objects sized 13x18, 14x19 and 24x22 meters at position N6.7 E105.63 (121nm eastsoutheast of the last known secondary radar position), all three objects within a radius of 20km (11nm) and published the satellite images, taken on Mar 9th 2014 at 11:00 Beijing time (03:00Z), see below. SASTIND stated they are committed to provide further search services to locate flight MH-370.

[j0rd]

here's the picture of what they think could be debris

[wixard]

if this turns out to be the crash site (which is looking likely) then that oil rig guy was right

[xxMATTGxx]

Just to add on the Chinese image was taken 2/3 days ago.

[lemons]

2/3 days ago hmmmmmmm i'm not too sure

[xxMATTGxx]

2/3 days ago hmmmmmmm i'm not too sure

Not too sure about what?

[lemons]

Not too sure about what?

that it's the plane

[buttons]

what bout this
is this same pics?

An IT manager from Chicago discovered this intriguing picture on satellite images.


We reported last night on how thousands of people from around the world were using detailed satellite images uploaded by US firm DigitalGlobe to try and find the aircraft.


One of those who took part was Mike Seberger .




Missing Malaysia Airlines plane possible sighting

After looking at sections of the map, he found this image.


Speaking to CNN, he said: "At first, I skipped past it, thinking, 'Nah. No way I would find anything THAT quickly,' he said. "But then I kept scrolling back to it and thinking to myself, 'It DOES resemble a plane.'"



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The image spotted by Mike Seberger shows a plane-shaped object under a bank of white cloud in the Gulf of Thailand, an arm of the South China Sea.


42 ships and 39 aircraft from 12 different countries have been drafted in to search for the missing Boeing 777 and the 239 passengers - with no success.


If Mr Seberger’s hunch is correct, he will have solved a mystery that has fascinated the world and baffled experts - all from the comfort of his home.






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