Missing Malaysian Plane

[bigbob]

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I'd say the only people that are crazy are the ones who pretend there's nothing out of the ordinary in the picture she posted.

[slickdtc]

Missing Malaysian Plane

It's definitely something, but it could literally be anything.

The "plane" object could be anything I say it is. Once I plant that idea in your head, suddenly that's what it is. Where is everything else that's on a plane? It magically disappeared besides the outline of the plane? Or it stayed inside the plane? There's not something neon/colorful that stands out?

[Bruins]

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I'd say the only people that are crazy are the ones who pretend there's nothing out of the ordinary in the picture she posted.

There isn't.

[Chip Douglass]

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Per CNN, there was apparently a programmed change in direction before the pilots signed off with "All right, good night."

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/18/world/...html?hpt=hp_t1

[jbd345]

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Per CNN, there was apparently a programmed change in direction before the pilots signed off with "All right, good night."

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/18/world/...html?hpt=hp_t1

The plot thickens...this is basically proving that this was deliberate. No one can predict an electrical fire or cabin decompression 12 minutes before it supposedly happened.

[Bruins]

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The plot thickens...this is basically proving that this was deliberate. No one can predict an electrical fire or cabin decompression 12 minutes before it supposedly happened.

The computer could have been programmed before the plane left the runway, and it wouldn't necessarily need to be done by the pilot or co-pilot.

[kehlis]

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The computer could have been programmed before the plane left the runway, and it wouldn't necessarily need to be done by the pilot or co-pilot.

If true wouldn't it still prove that one way or another it was deliberate regardless of who made the change though?

[Knight165]

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If true wouldn't it still prove that one way or another it was deliberate regardless of who made the change though?

Actually....I thought I heard a report on one of the Nightly News shows(Brian Williams I believe.....I was doing the dishes)...that there are often multiple flight paths in the system in case of an emergency that would need a diversion from Flight A....

M.K.
Knight165

[bigbob]

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It's definitely something, but it could literally be anything.

The "plane" object could be anything I say it is. Once I plant that idea in your head, suddenly that's what it is. Where is everything else that's on a plane? It magically disappeared besides the outline of the plane? Or it stayed inside the plane? There's not something neon/colorful that stands out?

In not worried about that plane part. If that was a plane, you'd think there would be smaller pieces floating around it.

It's the oil-looking spots floating on top of the water that is ridiculous for people to say "There isn't" anything out of the ordinary with the picture.

[kehlis]

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Actually....I thought I heard a report on one of the Nightly News shows(Brian Williams I believe.....I was doing the dishes)...that there are often multiple flight paths in the system in case of an emergency that would need a diversion from Flight A....

M.K.
Knight165

But.

And I'm just going off of the 30+ theories we have right now, it seems that the path that was chosen was completely illogical for Beijing as a destination.

I can buy several pre loaded flight plans, but to have one that randomly that just takes them in the complete opposite direction seems a little off to me. I would assume that any preloaded flight plan wouldn't include plans for emergencies at random points in their flight, especially one that long.


I get a pilot knowing the closest strip in case of emergency and can buy it, but it just seems a little strange to me.

[Sportsforever]

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In not worried about that plane part. If that was a plane, you'd think there would be smaller pieces floating around it.

It's the oil-looking spots floating on top of the water that is ridiculous for people to say "There isn't" anything out of the ordinary with the picture.

Jet oil/fuel is considered 'light oil' and evaporates very quickly…usually within hours or a day or so. Unless the wreckage is at the bottom and leaking oil to the surface, which in the area in question I expect it would dissipate before reaching the surface, I wouldn't expect there will be any oil/fuel remaining from the impact.

[Knight165]

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But.

And I'm just going off of the 30+ theories we have right now, it seems that the path that was chosen was completely illogical for Beijing as a destination.

I can buy several pre loaded flight plans, but to have one that randomly that just takes them in the complete opposite direction seems a little off to me. I would assume that any preloaded flight plan wouldn't include plans for emergencies at random points in their flight, especially one that long.


I get a pilot knowing the closest strip in case of emergency and can buy it, but it just seems a little strange to me.

Ahh...yeah...I see what you mean with that.
Yes. Strange(what isn't about this right now!)

M.K.
Knight165

[Bruins]

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In not worried about that plane part. If that was a plane, you'd think there would be smaller pieces floating around it.

It's the oil-looking spots floating on top of the water that is ridiculous for people to say "There isn't" anything out of the ordinary with the picture.

"Sometimes our eyes see what we want them to see"

[Crimsontide27]

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I think the one thing that everyone here can agree on is that they keep changing the story every day.

Anytime someone comes up with a theory, no matter how off the wall, Malaysia changes the story about what happened again, and again, and again.

At this point, with the plane making a 180 degree turn approx. 12 mins before the last communication, that rules out any failure of any kind and shows premeditation.

However, I am quite sure tomorrow when I wake up and go to work, Malaysia will have changed the story about what happened yet again and we can all theorycraft the new scenario presented to us.

[bigbob]

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"Sometimes our eyes see what we want them to see"

I think the plane is sitting on an island or in a country known for terrorism.

I'm just not going to pretend there's nothing in the picture that was posted like some people on here when there is CLEARLY something in the picture. There's obviously black spots in the water that are out of the ordinary and you can't deny that unless you need your glasses adjusted. If that's the case, I apologize because that's something out of your control at this very moment.