Echowish a dit :

I didn't know about this until I saw the thread, honestly. But I barely ever watch the news

I dont have cable so.. XD

i didnt know about this
what happened?

i dont watch news
because i oversleep

;;

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

Under is 'Mark Shore's comments.
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"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

It's kind of sad some people don't actually know about it or care. It's such a big deal and a sad one, too.
I feel so sad for everyone who had a relative on there. It's too hard and sad to put in to words what they're feeling, I bet.

Guys some people don't know, it doesn't mean they're heartless :P

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.

Worshishire a dit :

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.

Uhm.

Pretty sure we know this haha. . .

Satash a dit :

Uhm.

Pretty sure we know this haha. . .

Yeah, I'm pretty sure aswell.

"From this object, hopefully (we) will find the missing plane," Tuan said. Thanh Nien said two ships from the maritime police were heading to the site.

i was googling

so its about a missing plane?
this is AWFUL

Fritomouse a dit :

"From this object, hopefully (we) will find the missing plane," Tuan said. Thanh Nien said two ships from the maritime police were heading to the site.

i was googling

so its about a missing plane?
this is AWFUL

. . .

Yes. A plane went missing. It's been more than two days.

Fritomouse a dit :

"From this object, hopefully (we) will find the missing plane," Tuan said. Thanh Nien said two ships from the maritime police were heading to the site.

i was googling

so its about a missing plane?
this is AWFUL

where have you been

How could the signal just cut off like that all of a sudden though O.O

Bouncytree a dit :

How could the signal just cut off like that all of a sudden though O.O

That's what we want to know!

Bouncytree a dit :

How could the signal just cut off like that all of a sudden though O.O

That's the mystery.

They still thinkin' terrorism? I haven't been keeping up.

Satash a dit :

That's what we want to know!

Do you know how the fake passes said have got nothing to do with it?

I mean, I'm not sure if you thought about this, maybe they used it to get in and then yeah... disconnect everything?

**THAT'S ONLY IF I UNDERSTOOD THE FAKE PASSESS STORY**

Hophipmice a dit :

Do you know how the fake passes said have got nothing to do with it?

I mean, I'm not sure if you thought about this, maybe they used it to get in and then yeah... disconnect everything?

yes.
They weren't fake, they were stolen and also used to buy the tickets.

But idk how the disconnecting part.

Zakryah a dit :

They still thinkin' terrorism? I haven't been keeping up.

Satash a dit :

"If terrorism was involved, the flight’s disappearance over water may not be a coincidence as that helps obscure evidence, said John Magaw, a consultant who formerly was administrator of the Transportation Security Administration and director of the U.S. Secret Service."

:(

Satash a dit :

:(

aahhhh goddamn those poor people

Hophipmice a dit :

Do you know how the fake passes said have got nothing to do with it?

I mean, I'm not sure if you thought about this, maybe they used it to get in and then yeah... disconnect everything?

**THAT'S ONLY IF I UNDERSTOOD THE FAKE PASSESS STORY**

I have no idea what you said there.