What happened to flight MH370?
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thefacehead
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Don't even need to do that, they can turn off the instruments that give off a signal and it disappears off radar!
Pride of Lions
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Yeah, me too.....Lol
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There is rumours of the plane could have been took off to the middle east? Terrorist attack this plane could be used for just maybe? Hope it's bs as we all would tbh
Not strictly speaking true, but certainly possible to make it harder to "spot."Radar in the civil world works with two forms - Primary Radar and Secondary Surveillance Rader.
Primary Radar looks for the physical object and returns the "blip."
SSR effectively sends a message to say "oi, who are you?" and the aircraft returns "well who the fu are you? I'm this aeroplane, flying at this height, speed etc."
You could switch the "transponder" to off, which would mean you couldn't pick it up using secondary radar but the controllers on the ground would still know something was there.
I still stick with my theory that it suffered a full loss of the aircraft and it's just a poorly organised search, but I know there are many credible suggestions of a covered-up-hijack.
BodyButter
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If Murph says it was aliens, that's good enough for me.
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Well he should know.
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I reckon Airplane
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So much for all these spy satellites that can read the writing on a golf ball from space - somebody lands a Boeing 777 and no one spotted it? But as a guy said on the radio this morning, a lot of agencies are not sharing information either with each other or the world's press.
Pride of Lions
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It certainly is a crazy situation.
I think we can dismiss a crash, wherever. It seems to be some sort of hijacking, but a strange one because no ransom, no claims etc etc. It hasn't been flown into any towers/tall buildings etc. Whoever is behind this or carried it out certainly knows a bit about flying surely. Turning off transponders, and flying somewhere undetected..... they definitely know what they're doing.
Questions are; why, where, what the hell is going on?
I think we can dismiss a crash, wherever. It seems to be some sort of hijacking, but a strange one because no ransom, no claims etc etc. It hasn't been flown into any towers/tall buildings etc. Whoever is behind this or carried it out certainly knows a bit about flying surely. Turning off transponders, and flying somewhere undetected..... they definitely know what they're doing.
Questions are; why, where, what the hell is going on?
david-avfc
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It could have crashed into the sea. If they don't know where it was or even the direction it was travelling in and it crashed in the sea it'd be pretty hard to find it.
neilh111
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It is hard to believe that someone could have stopped all tracking on the aircraft, unless the engineers who last serviced it were involved. More likely that it has crashed in some uninhabited jungle somewhere or in the sea.
Seems as though they have only been searching a fairly small area. It could be off in the south China sea or the Pacific somewhere. Maybe even out in the Indian ocean if the reports of it turning west are correct.
If everything was successfully disabled, then it could be anywhere by now. Although it would probably have to be somewhere that the air traffic controllers/radar operators can be 'bought'
Seems as though they have only been searching a fairly small area. It could be off in the south China sea or the Pacific somewhere. Maybe even out in the Indian ocean if the reports of it turning west are correct.
If everything was successfully disabled, then it could be anywhere by now. Although it would probably have to be somewhere that the air traffic controllers/radar operators can be 'bought'
