Australia Elaborates On a New Drift Model To Find MH370

hcs_$reboot writes Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared on Saturday, 8 March 2014, while flying from Malaysia to Beijing with 239 people on board. And 8 months later, after millions of dollars invested in a gigantic search operation, there is still no sign of the aircraft. Now, Australia is developing a new model to predict where the debris of the missing MH370 could wash up. Authorities had initially predicted that the plane's wreckage could drift and come ashore on Indonesia's West Sumatra island after about 4 months of Flight MH370's disappearance. "We are currently working... to see if we can get an updated drift model for a much wider area where there might be possibilities of debris washing ashore," search co-ordinator Peter Foley told reporters in Perth.

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Re:beyond the realm of plausibility

[lgw]

strangely conspiracy theorists are the first ones to jump on and believe such things (along with the "acres of datacentres listening to every call" junk)

Hey, welcome back to civilization, how did your 2 years without the internet go? While you were away, you missed some news (it was everywhere): turns out the US government was actually recording every voice call in a datacenter somewhere, and a lot more too! I know; crazy, huh? The truth was actually more extreme than the conspiracy theorists feared.

Re:beyond the realm of plausibility

[DNS-and-BIND]

It also turns out that Joseph McCarthy was right - there really were Communists in the State Department. And they really were using their influential position to attempt to overthrow the US government. The More You Know! (shooting star)

Re: Weaksauce

[koan]

I'll let you think that through, I think you can come up with a better answer than "use mothballed aircraft" that are no longer flying.

The "official" story they have passed out is just as high bullshit as the official story of 9/11, it troubles me anyone would believe anything our (or any) government tells them.