So Will They Find The Missing Plane

[Jimmy1]

Don't know whether you guys have been following the story.

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It's pretty suspect. Now if the transponder and radar signature disappeared at the same time you would think crash, but it changed course and the transponder was switched off and the still had a signal for six hours after I think.

Everything is found eventually. Look at HMAS Sydney, and the Titanic.

 

[Wagon]

Coming to a city near you. Inside job and State sponsored me thinks. Pretty diabolical.

Figure 7800NM range and a 100ton payload...........Thats one hell of a cruise missile.

 

[reddevil1111]

tomnod.com satellite images you can help look for the crash site. I have spent some time doing this and its kinda fun. I have spotted a lot of ocean vessels but no crash yet. I don't know if its terrorism or what but I still enjoy looking at the sat. photos.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

Well if it was terrorism.......To be used like Wagon has sugested, that does not look good for the crew and passengers!!!

 

[anthony]

Figure 7800NM range and a 100ton payload...........Thats one hell of a cruise missile.

That's what scares the shit out of me... some whacko having it, loading it full with explosives, then flying it into a city... equals the same thing as a small atomic bomb. The towers would be small fish compared to that outcome.

 

[reddevil1111]

I can say the us and I think most modern countries scramble fighters that visually check on every big plane that is spotted on radar that has no transponder. Its countries like Malaysia that are susceptible to an attack of this type.
Now if they repaint the plane and give it new transponder codes then it gets scary for the bigger countries like the uk and usa.

The real scary idea is if this plane gets loaded with a nuke stolen/given from the Ukraine or Russia it could be real serious.Lets not even think about a massive biological bomb.

 

[JarHed]

It certainly is a good mystery. Lots of facts but nothing that seems to really lead anywhere concrete. The 'what if' and 'might be' kind of scenarios are just too many to even list.

I know this will seem stupidly simplistic but the only ones that truly know what happened or is happening is the people on the plane.

Still, I think it's aliens.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

Still, I think it's aliens.

Hey Jar, have you been talking with my wife???:LOL: That's the first thing she said when it came on the news.:D:D:D

 

[Jimmy1]

Who knows.

 

[Wagon]

Precisely. There are no less than 5 or 6 countries watching that whole area with sattellites. And it just disappears.......just like that.

Who's not talking?

 

[Jimmy1]

When you land in a plane the first thing people do is turn on their cell phones. So unless you had 20 armed hijackers collecting everyone's smart devices, someone would have got through. They did during 9/11

 

[Jimmy1]

When you land in a plane the first thing people do is turn on their cell phones. So unless you had 20 armed hijackers collecting everyone's smart devices, someone would have got through. They did during 9/11

 

[Jimmy1]

When you land in a plane the first thing people do is turn on their cell phones. So unless you had 20 armed hijackers collecting everyone's smart devices, someone would have got through. They did during 9/11

 

[Jimmy1]

Stupid keyboard

 

[CAFTT0607]

Passengers, easy fix: Cockpit crew puts on their O2 masks (which are totally different then what the passengers get and last twice as long). Pilot climbs to 40000 feet and depressurizes the plane - just the flip of a switch. After 20 minutes, everyone is dead due to lack of O2. Heck, even at 20000 feet you can only live so long with out O2. It may not get all of them, but it would get most.

 

[Ned]

Phones? Easy, you can by a tri-band jammer on ebay for less than £200, size of a radio and only needs 12v supply. No phones on that plane.
Beginning to sound like the pilot had control all through the going quiet and going off-radar (descent to 5000ft or less has worked since WW2).
Remote possibility but he could've stayed at altitude, tail-gaiting another flight through radar/transponder territory, only one plane would be assumed on the ground.
I think that this has been carefully thought out and that the plane is sat on the ground, only 30 million square miles to search.