Flight MH370 missing

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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby Angelito » Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:21 am

GoonerAlexis wrote:
Angelito wrote:
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Angelito wrote:As Zenith and AF have stated, isn't it just amazing that in today's technology-centric world, a major aircraft just disappears without a trace? And, if it's confirmed that they found the debris, what took it so long? This whole thing just seems like a major bust-up.

Aircrafts have a transponder which tells the location with a signal after a certain amount of stress. However, in case a craft lands in the ocean, you only know the initial location after which it might sink or move to any other location. It will not continuously give signals


I get that.

Point is, "disappearance of such a major craft carrying numerous people," is just not possible today. Either our technology isn't where we think it is, or there's a conspiracy somewhere.

It isn't.

By stress, I meant force

When a certain force or temperature is reached, the transponder sends a signal

We got this initial signal so we know where it first crashed and had an area (Since they aren't exact) where we were searching

However, after that, it won't send any signals, as it won't have power, etc, the backup is enough and solid enough to send one signal. That we got but then it was turned off. We then got signals that it sent to a ground station, but we couldn't establish the exact area. IT WAS A VERY LARGE search area, that we narrowed down due to another partial signal. After that, we couldn't locate the plane because of a short day, and we didn't search at night. By the time they tried again the next day, the wreckage had slipped away

The problem is, it was night, and it was very far away from the coast, so our search efforts could never be as good as we needed. No conspiracy in this.

Why it came down is another matter though, planes do not go down, there are a lot of safety mechanisms built. Just talking about a 777, there are 6 separate sources for generation of electricity in a plane, so that even if one, two, three or even four fail, it can work. The pilot also has complete information about the state of every equipment so it going down is the bigger mystery, based on what I know working with planes.......


I won't get into craft technology as you seem more knowledgeable than me there. But do you think that such a "disappearance" could happen today, without questions being raised? I agree with your last statement. I'm amazed how such a plane could go down.

Is it a conspiracy or are they covering for something? I don't know. I don't like to get into conspiracy theories, but this is some fishy stuff.
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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby GoonerAlexandre » Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:23 am

Angelito wrote:I won't get into craft technology as you seem more knowledgeable than me there. But do you think that such a "disappearance" could happen today, without questions being raised? I agree with your last statement. I'm amazed how such a plane could go down.

Is it a conspiracy or are they covering for something? I don't know. I don't like to get into conspiracy theories, but this is some fishy stuff.

Disappearances can happen, nothing surprising about it

Technologies fail, etc

However, all evidence does point to the pilot changing course on purpose than initiation handshakes with something on the ground

The crash is fishy, disappearance not so much
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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby Angelito » Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:39 am

What about the crash is fishy?
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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby GoonerAlexandre » Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:51 am

Angelito wrote:What about the crash is fishy?

I heard the plane changed course, then the transponder was switched off

This can only be done via the cockpit
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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby jmiles10 » Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:52 am

Prob a suicide pilot it happens
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Re: Flight MH370 missing

Postby Rockape » Sat Jan 07, 2023 10:29 am

I’m struggling to recall….did they ever locate the plane?
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