Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
The only problem is, how is that black box not being tracked?
And they would need a whole mess of people that wouldn't rat where they are landing
:wtf: Malaysia Airlines Plane "Vanishes" en Route to Beijing with 239 Aboard
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The only problem is, how is that black box not being tracked?
And they would need a whole mess of people that wouldn't rat where they are landing
Holy shyt! It might be Aliens brehs, real talkhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/local...1cb3d8-a8a2-11e3-b61e-8051b8b52d06_story.html
"With their underwater pings audible to sonar detectors only within a few miles, and the possibility that the recorders may be thousands of feet below the water’s surface, tracking down a black box on an ocean bottom can be a daunting challenge.
“It certainly depends on the location,” Sarah McComb, chief of the recorders division at the National Transportation Safety Board, said Tuesday. “I don’t think the range is quite five to 10 miles, but there are a lot of different factors involved. It also can be compromised if it’s buried in silt or sand.”
Now here is the question if it's found there what's it doing 5 hours away in the opposite direction
Like someone already mentioned no passengers noticed there flight went from a 4 hr to a 8 hr flight?
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
This is just picking at my curiosity. This needs to be solved lol
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
on cnn now there tossing around the theory it was "stolen to order" pretty much what a couple of dudes here said, it was stolen and was going to get used for a second purpose but something fuked up along the way
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
Yeah I'm watching piers Morgan
http://www.businessinsider.com/update-on-missing-malaysia-flight-2014-3
Two U.S. officials believe the shutdown of two separate communications systems from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 happened at different times, indicating the disappearance was less likely the result of a catastrophic failure and more likely the result of a "deliberate act," according to a new report from ABC News.
Sources speaking with ABC believe the data reporting system was shut down at 1:07 a.m., while the transponder — sending out location and altitude data — was shut down at 1:21 a.m.
Further, investigators suspect the missing flight stayed in the air for about four hours after it reached its last confirmed location, according to Andy Pasztor of The Wall Street Journal.
The Journal originally reported that they obtained data from the aircraft's engines, but then issued a correction saying that U.S. investigators based their position on "an analysis of signals sent through the plane’s satellite-communication link designed to automatically transmit the status of some onboard systems."
Satellites picked up 'electronic pings' from the flight after it lost contact, Reuters reports.
The Journal notes that the plane could have flown, in almost any direction, for 2,530 miles in four hours. That makes the search area a whole lot bigger. The plane could have reached India or Pakistan, for example, as well as much of Russia and China
At 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, the flight carrying 239 people dropped off air traffic control screens, less than an hour into a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. No one knows where it went after that.
Two U.S. officials believe the shutdown of two separate communications systems from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 happened at different times, indicating the disappearance was less likely the result of a catastrophic failure and more likely the result of a "deliberate act," according to a new report from ABC News.
Sources speaking with ABC believe the data reporting system was shut down at 1:07 a.m., while the transponder — sending out location and altitude data — was shut down at 1:21 a.m.
Further, investigators suspect the missing flight stayed in the air for about four hours after it reached its last confirmed location, according to Andy Pasztor of The Wall Street Journal.
The Journal originally reported that they obtained data from the aircraft's engines, but then issued a correction saying that U.S. investigators based their position on "an analysis of signals sent through the plane’s satellite-communication link designed to automatically transmit the status of some onboard systems."
Satellites picked up 'electronic pings' from the flight after it lost contact, Reuters reports.
The Journal notes that the plane could have flown, in almost any direction, for 2,530 miles in four hours. That makes the search area a whole lot bigger. The plane could have reached India or Pakistan, for example, as well as much of Russia and China
At 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, the flight carrying 239 people dropped off air traffic control screens, less than an hour into a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. No one knows where it went after that.
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
I guarantee that plane is on land somewhere. And everyone is just searching for nothing. Well give up on it, and it'll come back to haunt us.
EQ.
Mansur Brown - "Heiwa"
How badly you think muhfukkas wish they could talk to animals right now? You know a bird, fish and prolly some algae like "
, i seent the whole thing" all we hear " caw caaaw caaaw caw , caw caw"
, caw caw"
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
At this point they might as well open news stories about this story with this music 