Malaysia MH370: Pings not from plane, who knows where it is (1 Viewer)

[D.O.A.]

The four acoustic underwater ‘‘pings’’ picked up last month are no longer believed to have come from the flight data recorder or cockpit voice recorders, in a major setback in the ongoing search, says Michael Dean, the US Navy’s deputy director for salvage and diving.

‘‘Based on all of the imagery data that we’ve collected and looked at, if that black box were nearby we would have picked it up,’’ he told CNN on Thursday.

He said the best theory is that the pings were actually sounds from the Australian Defence Vessel Ocean Shield or from the pinger locator being towed behind the ship.

The Prime Minister of Australia expressed his sympathy to the families for the search not turning up anything.

 

[Wayne Kerr]

bottom of the indian ocean?

 

[Witchfynde]

Why are we still wasting money on this ? Plenty of other planes have gone totally missing , so let us concede this is such a case and move on .

 

[Venom]

This plane is gone forever, it will be found but none of living now will see the day

 

[Rupturedinpurulence]

Aliens

 

[Rupturedinpurulence]

Why are we still wasting money on this ? Plenty of other planes have gone totally missing , so let us concede this is such a case and move on .

If you're daughter, son, mother, wife, husband, or whatever you love was on it you'd be wanting some cold hard evidence, because aliens fuckin took it.

 

[ScHoLaR oF SMuT]

it deverted..flew towards sunrise...and is sitting pretty in a hanger

 

[Venom]

Plane is gone forever

 

[beaverbreath]

This is the best we can do? Only able to search until the pings stop? Sounds like an '80s video game, playing on low batteries. With all the wi-fi and cloud technology, you can't devise a system which uploads flight data at regular intervals?

 

[CaptainRedBeard]

This is the best we can do? Only able to search until the pings stop? Sounds like an '80s video game, playing on low batteries. With all the wi-fi and cloud technology, you can't devise a system which uploads flight data at regular intervals?

We can float oil rigs anywhere in the ocean, I suppose the same isn't so for data towers.

 

[beaverbreath]

We can float oil rigs anywhere in the ocean, I suppose the same isn't so for data towers.

Was thinking of satellites.