MH370 Mystery

[dronefromsector7g]

But you would have thought there would have been some debris, up to now they have not found any whatsoever

Maybe it was made of soap & so disappeared when it crashed?....
Come to think of it, that could've caused the steering to fail too.

Maybe the pilot was looking to make a clean break.

 

[Malty]

Still very strange.

sounds like the pilots committed suicide though from the evidence we have.. sad

 

[inbetween]

But you would have thought there would have been some debris, up to now they have not found any whatsoever

It doesn't really surprise me and I'm sure debris could very well still be out there. The search continues now with mainly ships, the aircraft phase only took place for a few months and as it turns out a lot of the search was seemingly in the wrong place. Getting aircraft out to those places to search takes considerable time/cost and effort so they just aren't doing it anymore which explains why debris has not been found. Also if you imagine sitting on a raft in the sea and looking around 360 degrees, it is next to impossible to spot something within a mile let alone thousands of miles and even then that only counts for daytime and whilst in good weather.

The debris field is likely to be extremely large but now spread over a very large area and the currents could of taken what floated quite literally anywhere in the world. Put it this way, any debris from this aircraft has the same potential to one day wash up in Antarctica as it does to wash up in India or even South Africa. The focus still remains on finding the core wreckage using the old immarsat satellite data which will take many years to complete. They have nailed a search area and are quite literally using robots on the sea bed to investigate every single square foot of it.

My main worry is that they are actually wrong altogether.

 

[Deleted member 58619]

Thoughts with all the relatives who lost loved ones on this flight

 

[Manchester_lalala]

I cannot believe this was a year ago.


All the people are alive on that island in the Indian Ocean, San Diego or something. That's what I read ages ago so I'm going with that.

 

[ancoats]

it can not just vanish without smoke and mirrors stuff

a big plane just does not vanish into thin air its at the bottom of the sea or under cover at some
hideout but the world leaders are defo covering up something very big and the shit that's happing in the world today behind a wall blanked by powers so the media are told to say nothing

maybe a war is just around the corner and to stop a uproar and world wide panic its not good to let joe public start a riot with a panic buying and stocking up on water and food

so why all the other conspiracy crap?

like many on here is there any debris from the crash NOPE nothing its not crap
there is many things are going on in the world that would blow your mind

 

[101toMR]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oujS7MAdg20[/video]

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

There is no cover up.

The Indian Ocean is 26,469,900 square miles covering almost 20% of the Earth's surface. This isn't so bad to search but this problem also extends vertically downwards in an area so remote that the search in itself is as complicated as finding out where to search. At it's deepest the Indian Ocean is 23000ft deep which is just shy of going down vertically 4.5 miles however on average it is around 13000ft which is still around 2.5 miles. They have nailed a search area considerably smaller than that but still it must be painstakingly searched inch by inch in challenging conditions.

A Boeing 777-200ER is 209ft in length with a wingspan of 200ft and could lie anywhere in that expanse in several if not many pieces. Is it any surprise it hasn't been found? They do have an idea of where it went down but that is all, an idea. Searching at such a depth and over such a large area is like finding a needle in a haystack the size of Manchester. Nothing has been found primarily because they not only do not know where it crashed but they were looking in the wrong place at the most crucial time when parts of the wreckage were more than likely floating.

For me it will either be found eventually in the future at some point or quite simply found by chance. It is definitely there but the search will take many years to complete.

Good post. I have noticed on here that same posters believe every conspiracy theory that comes no matter how daft. They must live in a very odd world, or something must be missing in their lives to be so cynical. Common sense probably.

 

[west didsblue]

But you would have thought there would have been some debris, up to now they have not found any whatsoever

It's quite possible that it didn't break up on impact which would mean that nearly everything is at the bottom of the sea. Even if it did break up, no-one was searching in the most likely area for quite a long time after it disappeared.

 

[aguero93:20]

But you would have thought there would have been some debris, up to now they have not found any whatsoever

It's quite possible that it didn't break up on impact which would mean that nearly everything is at the bottom of the sea. Even if it did break up, no-one was searching in the most likely area for quite a long time after it disappeared.

How possible though, I would think the chances of the plane staying in one piece would be fairly minimal.