Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Lost 777

[Adam Green (FlatCrank]

The Aussie Navy has some rather impressive over the horizon stuff and ground penetrating technology, but I don't think it's deployed to that side of the island -- in most directions, it's practically impossible to approach at any altitude or any vehicle or vessel without being tracking and variously measured.  

Coincidentally, that's where the US has installed a controversial military base, right where the plane could have reached.  

The most mysterious and thought-provoking conspiracy theory is a follow-on from 9/11 theories that all passengers were long term undercover operatives being retired (either alive or dead, but presumably alive) by some unnamed and unknown US covert operations outside the records of information that will ever reach public eyes.

Adam

On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 6:00 AM, Clyde Romero <clyderomerof4 [at] bellsouth.net> wrote:

GUYS remember I said that the military knows where the plane is but is reluctant to say in order not to give away capabilities  this was the case with the Air France crash as well

This was from the CNBC  web site :

The Boeing 777 was briefly picked up on military radar on the other side of Malaysia and analysis of subsequent hourly electronic "handshakes" exchanged with a satellite led investigators to conclude the plane crashed far off the west Australian coast hours later.

Sonar may help find the plane's black box voice and data recorders that are key to unlocking what happened on the flight. The black box is equipped with a locator beacon that transmits "pings" when underwater, but which only has an expected battery life of around 30 days.

Experts have warned the Towed Pinger Locator may be of little use unless investigators can get a much better idea of exactly where the plane went into water, because its limited range and the slow speed at which it must be pulled behind the ship mean it cannot cover large areas of ocean quickly.

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Clyde Romero

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