Satash a dit :

Let me outline some things. . .

1. Malaysian airplane has disappeared off radar for more than 30 hours now.

2. Four fake passports. Terrorism is a plausible idea.

3. About 300 people on board.

4. No debris, parts, or any sign of crashing. But they found TWO oil slicks and smoke. Still not found.

5. IT'S STILL GONE EVEN AFTER AN INTERNATIONAL SEARCH IS HAPPENING.

6. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO WAY TO HIDE AN AIRPLANE THAT BIG.

7. YOU CAn"T SIMPLY TURN OFF THE RADAR SIGNALS.
If it was bombed, THE NEAR BY AIRPLANE WOULD HAVE SEEN.
If it drowned, YOU CAN FIND IT BY SHIPS ALREADY.

8. ONE SOURCE SAYS THAT A MAN WHO WAAS WAITING FOR HIS FAMILY GOT A PHONE CALL BUT THE CALL DROPPED THE MOMENT HE ACCEPTED THE CALL.

Satash a dit :

Possible Debris
CNN

Hixed a dit :

i'll post this again so people can see the gif of what happend to the plane
gif

Erikadeedee a dit :

MSN NewsReport

Tailtong a dit :

this gif is creepy as fuck

Crashwolf a dit :

[url=http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-malaysia-plane-missing-20140309,0,1515462.story]There's also the increasing likelyhood that the plane disintegrated mid-air[/url]

Fluffiiii a dit :

NewsReport From FoxNews

Combomouse a dit :

It's the Illuminati, jackasses.

Fluffiiii a dit :

I have more info.

Jessive a dit :

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2014/0309/Missing-Malaysia-Airlines-aircraft-What-s-known-so-far

Kattiej a dit :

Did you guys get this
this

Satash a dit :

In one of the links that was given here,

"The nature of the incident as understood so far has for many evoked the crash of Air France's flight 447, which similarly disappeared in the seas, out of radar contact and in the middle of the night, in June 2009. It took days for authorities to locate the wreckage and almost two years before the flight recorder was retrieved, finally allowing investigators to piece together what had happened. On that occasion, the black box evidence showed a combination of unusual circumstances – affected instruments, faulty readings and, largely, human error on the part of the pilots. In the small hours of the morning, experienced pilots became sufficiently disoriented to make decisions that stalled the engines and sent the plane on its way down, only realising in the very last moments how serious the problems were."

Hm. . .

Kattiej a dit :

"Among the passengers, there were 154 people from China or Taiwan; 38 Malaysians, and three U.S. citizens. Five of the passengers were younger than 5 years old."

Saikami a dit :

I hope it's just lost..I hope it didn't go down..

Erikadeedee a dit :

One of the sources said that the man who got the call from someone on the plane heard alot of static, but he could hear SOMEONE on the other end.

Satash a dit :

If you guys are really curious,

Flight manifest: Nationality of passengers

China/Taiwan: 154 including infant.

Malaysia: 38.

India: 5

Indonesia: 7.

Australia: 6.

France: 4.

United States: 3 including infant.

New Zealand: 2.

Ukraine: 2.

Canada: 2.

Russian :1.

Italy: 1.

Netherlands: 1.

Austrian: 1

Source: Malaysia Airlines statement

Kattiej a dit :

"A U.S. reconnaissance plane "thought it saw something like debris but it was a false alarm," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity."
so it wasn't debris

Kattiej a dit :

It's the plane type"Boeing 777 "
okay
watch the video here
It shows the full think that the gif showed but it's more clear

Velocemus a dit :

Might've been found already.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-26506961

Satash a dit :

I'm looking at an article I had open.

http://news.yahoo.com/why-malaysia-airlines-jet-might-disappeared-213133681.html/quote]

Kattiej a dit :VoirMasquer

"One of the first indicators of what happened will be the size of the debris field. If it is large and spread out over tens of miles, then the plane likely broke apart at a high elevation. That could signal a bomb or a massive airframe failure. If it is a smaller field, the plane probably fell from 35,000 feet (10,700 meters) intact, breaking up upon contact with the water.

"We know the airplane is down. Beyond that, we don't know a whole lot," Cox said."
IT FELL?????

Kattiej a dit :VoirMasquer

"PILOT DISORIENTATION. Curtis said that the pilots could have taken the plane off autopilot and somehow went off course and didn't realize it until it was too late. The plane could have flown for another five or six hours from its point of last contact, putting it up to 3,000 miles (4,800 kilometers) away. This is unlikely given that the plane probably would have been picked up by radar somewhere. But it's too early to eliminate it as a possibility."


wow

Fluffiiii a dit :VoirMasquer

How About This Guys

Erikadeedee a dit :VoirMasquer

Vietnam Reports Finding Object Possibly Part of Missing Jet

Gamegamerlol a dit :VoirMasquer

Stolen passports are common on Malaysian flights

Erikadeedee a dit :VoirMasquer

NBC News

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

Still nothing.

Still no sign (One minute ago lol)

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

"An oil slick in Malaysian waters was found not to contain jet fuel."

OH SHIT.

And what was initially thought to be an aircraft tail floating in the Gulf of Thailand was actually “logs tied together,” according to a Malaysian official.

NO.

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

"There is no indication of terrorism at this point, said a U.S. official following the case, asking not to be identified because the investigation is still in its early stages. The U.S. is working with authorities in the region, the official said."

Hm. . .

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

“In calm seas, if there were a soccer ball [football] or a basketball floating in the water, the radar could pick it up. They [flight recorders] typically have a radio beacon and so for example our P3 [radar] – if they are flying within a certain range of that – will pick up that radio beacon. We have not yet picked up anything, but that’s typically what those black boxes contain.”

But how far can the black boxes and the radars go?

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

Looking at one of the comments in one of the links I gave, I found something interesting.

Under is 'Mark Shore's comments.
- - -

"Commander Marks from the US Seventh Fleet, which is taking part in the search, says he expects the plane’s flight recorders to be floating in the water."

Let's hope Marks was misquoted by the reporter and that he was referring to aircraft debris. Flight data and cockpit voice receivers are mounted in the tail section of jets and heavily built to withstand impact forces and fire. They don't float.

Here are photos of the flight data recorder from Air France Flight 447 'floating' under 3800 m of water at the bottom of the mid-Atlantic.

http://www.bea.aero/en/enquetes/flight.af.447/info01may2011.en.php

Worshishire a dit :VoirMasquer

I found this on CNN.
Idk if this was posted yet, though.
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THE FLIGHT PATH

What we know: The Boeing 777-200 took off from Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, at 12:41 a.m. Saturday (Friday afternoon ET). It was scheduled to arrive in Beijing at 6:30 a.m. the same day, after a 2,300-mile (3,700-kilometer) journey. But around 1:30 a.m., air traffic controllers in Subang, outside Kuala Lumpur, lost contact with the plane as it was flying over the sea between Malaysia and Vietnam.

Hophipmice a dit :VoirMasquer

I do agree with that now was I understand the story.

I've seen this tho.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-live-3219331

Xanthefleur a dit :VoirMasquer

They may have found the plane/what's left of it.

http://avherald.com/h?article=4710c69b&opt=0

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

NEW! MISSING PLANE DEFINITELY TURNED BACK

Xanthefleur a dit :VoirMasquer

When a cell phone rings, he told "The Situation Room," it first connects with the network and attempts to locate the end-user's phone.
"If it doesn't find the phone after a few minutes, after a few rings, then typically, it disconnects and that's what's happening," he said.
"So, they're hearing ringing and they're assuming it's connecting to their loved ones, but it's not. It's the network sending a signal to the phone letting them know it's looking for them."

source

Edit: Body wearing lifejacket reported found off Malacca

Edit2: Fishermen discover life raft off Port Dickson

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

CNN
When Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared on a clear Saturday night from radar screens, no one could explain how the Boeing 777 had seemingly vanished into thin air. Four days later, there is far more confusion and misinformation circulating than solid evidence, and the aircraft with 239 people on board is still missing.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 search marked by 'confusion'

Gamegamerlol a dit :VoirMasquer

Chinese satellite image shows possible debris

Satash a dit :VoirMasquer

"The images were captured around 11 a.m. on March 9 -- which was the day after the plane went missing -- but weren't released until Wednesday."

"Regardless, time is of the essence -- both for investigators and the loved ones of the plane's 239 passengers and crew, who have waited since Saturday for any breakthrough that would provide closure.

The flight data recorders should "ping," or send out a signal pointing to its location, for about 30 days from the time the aircraft set off, noted Goldfarb. After that, Flight 370 could prove exponentially harder to find.

"It's the only clue that we've had so far," CNN aviation expert Richard Quest said of the satellite imagery clues. "If this doesn't prove to be the wreckage of 370, then we're back to square one.""

Satash a dit :

How the HELL do you have an airplane's signals just cut off suddenly with no mayday or anything?

Erikadeedee a dit :

My mum says it probably sunk in the sea; but I would think that's really not the case, considering all the searches.

Erikadeedee a dit :

My mum says it probably sunk in the sea; but I would think that's really not the case, considering all the searches.

Kattiej a dit :

why did you logg off??

That's what I thought too

Satash a dit :

Tell her that a plane that big crashing into the sea is impossible seeing from how there is no debris or signs of crashing.

Erikadeedee a dit :

That's what I told her, and she was all like ''Well they won't see it after the plane parts come up to the surface. It turns black, you know. And YOU KNOW how deep the sea is.''
S

Satash a dit :

Laughing.

Even if the sea is deeper than we think, there would have been some survivors if that was the case.

Erikadeedee a dit :

Exactly!
I'm sure someone would of come up by now.

Sunnyweathr a dit :

I don't understand how they weren't able to find the plne o-o