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please rat, it would be much easier to just rent a small plane....i mean how much explosives does one really need now days?
How much drugs can you fit in a small plane?? Not as much as you can in a triple 7.
Load it up, fly somewhere over the ocean, pitch it overboard near a waiting ship, then jump out and let the bird sail away on autopilot until it drops in the drink.
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I'm not sure that is a likely scenario. When I went to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, they had an exhibit with a film on how difficult it is to land a plan on an aircraft carrier and told how many went into the drink trying to learn. I would think it would be less possible to 'drop' something on a smaller vessel, and the way the doors of a jetliner are made they would not easily lend themselves to such activity.
I can go with the 'they landed somewhere' theory much more easily.
I am also wondering why nothing has been said about using satellite technology to locate any remains. There is a lot of stuff on a plane that is designed to float. It would not all sink. Satellite technology is capable of some pretty amazing things. I would think finding some floating debris would be small potatoes.
How much drugs can you fit in a small plane?? Not as much as you can in a triple 7.
Load it up, fly somewhere over the ocean, pitch it overboard near a waiting ship, then jump out and let the bird sail away on autopilot until it drops in the drink.
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I'm not sure that is a likely scenario. When I went to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, they had an exhibit with a film on how difficult it is to land a plan on an aircraft carrier and told how many went into the drink trying to learn. I would think it would be less possible to 'drop' something on a smaller vessel, and the way the doors of a jetliner are made they would not easily lend themselves to such activity.
I can go with the 'they landed somewhere' theory much more easily.
I am also wondering why nothing has been said about using satellite technology to locate any remains. There is a lot of stuff on a plane that is designed to float. It would not all sink. Satellite technology is capable of some pretty amazing things. I would think finding some floating debris would be small potatoes.
You don't have to drop it on the ship. Put it in packaging that floats, and drop near the ship. Crewmen from the ship can then go out in small boats and pick it up.
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cell phones are still ringing
cell phones are still ringing
after 3 days without being charged? I want cell phone batteries like that.
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I'm not sure that is a likely scenario. When I went to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, they had an exhibit with a film on how difficult it is to land a plan on an aircraft carrier and told how many went into the drink trying to learn. I would think it would be less possible to 'drop' something on a smaller vessel, and the way the doors of a jetliner are made they would not easily lend themselves to such activity.
I can go with the 'they landed somewhere' theory much more easily.
I am also wondering why nothing has been said about using satellite technology to locate any remains. There is a lot of stuff on a plane that is designed to float. It would not all sink. Satellite technology is capable of some pretty amazing things. I would think finding some floating debris would be small potatoes.
You don't have to drop it on the ship. Put it in packaging that floats, and drop near the ship. Crewmen from the ship can then go out in small boats and pick it up.
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What about the doors?
my phone would go 3 days without much use
my phone would go 3 days without much use
It seems everybody and their brother is calling the phones. The ringing alone would drain the batteries.
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So everyone is basically ignoring the fact that the cell phones are still functional? WTF people, think. Cell phones CANT recieve a signal if they are destroyed or submerged in water. Without a signal families wouldn't get a ringing sound but rather voicemail only.
The plane is not blown up or destroyed. It's not underwater. It is on the ground somewhere, likely in operable condition.
A couple cell phones could have survived a crash but not the amount being reported as functional.
The hijackers probably had the pilots turn off the transponders and radios, then had them land in Vietnam or Cambodia.
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What would be the motivation for not having made some demand as of yet ?
my phone would go 3 days without much use
It seems everybody and their brother is calling the phones. The ringing alone would drain the batteries.
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When I got my Mac iphone, the guy in the store adjusted the backlight on the screen to a lower setting. He said that drains the battery quicker than anything else. Mine lasts about 3 days. And I have been known to head out somewhere and forget my charger. So it is not even conceivable to me that they ALL have their phone chargers in hand and are using them, but not answering calls. I think this is cell phone thing is quickly becoming and 'urban legend.' It is just a highly unlikely scenario, IMO.
It seems everybody and their brother is calling the phones. The ringing alone would drain the batteries.
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When I got my Mac iphone, the guy in the store adjusted the backlight on the screen to a lower setting. He said that drains the battery quicker than anything else. Mine lasts about 3 days. And I have been known to head out somewhere and forget my charger. So it is not even conceivable to me that they ALL have their phone chargers in hand and are using them, but not answering calls. I think this is cell phone thing is quickly becoming and 'urban legend.' It is just a highly unlikely scenario, IMO.
Except some of the phones were called on a live tv newscast.
When I got my Mac iphone, the guy in the store adjusted the backlight on the screen to a lower setting. He said that drains the battery quicker than anything else. Mine lasts about 3 days. And I have been known to head out somewhere and forget my charger. So it is not even conceivable to me that they ALL have their phone chargers in hand and are using them, but not answering calls. I think this is cell phone thing is quickly becoming and 'urban legend.' It is just a highly unlikely scenario, IMO.
Except some of the phones were called on a live tv newscast.
The media would NEVER lie to us would they?
Authorities are looking at a possibility that MH370 attempted to turn back toward Kuala Lumpur. If it did indeed retrace its path, the plane could conceivably have crashed into the sea on the western coast, the other side of Malaysia from where it was reported missing. But this doesn't explain why it did not continue to show on radar while flying back toward Kuala Lumpur, and Malaysia Airlines or other authorities have not addressed that question.
Hypothesis Fox is suggesting, and what I'm thinking too, is the two stolen passport travellers were terrorists and detonated a bomb on-board. Exploding midflight then, no chance to send a mayday. If they detonated standing outside the flight deck, they could have ensured a crash with even minor explosion. Would explain why no transmissions were received indicating distress or other technical issues.
What is the motivation to blow up a Malaysian jet?
I bet that nutjob whoblewtong in North Korea sent one of his midgets down and they flew that beast to a place unknown
-Geaux
that nutjob whoblewtong in North Korea
won his election today
100 percent turnout
100 percent of the vote
I'm starting to get suspicious - it was a clear weather, they say it was the safest point in flight, and all communications lost without warning. Starting to sound fishy.
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Dunno. Seems likely it's crashed, but why I don't know. Have heard of whole engine assemblies falling off after maintenance because they weren't bolted back on properly. Wings coming off, explosive decompression (one where part of the fuselage ripped off the top sucking a flight attendant out,) and old-fashioned pilot error crashing it into the ground as just recently in San Francisco. From what they've been saying, crashes because of terrorism are in the minority of explanations. And also incidents where no communications were received were because flight crews were busy trying to save themselves. So I don't know what the statistical probability is for each sort of event. We'll just have to wait and see when they find the wreckage.
