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Zaphod58
reply to post by Mikeultra
So they didn't talk about it. How have they managed to keep a few hundred thousand people silent? That's a HELL of a feat right there.
CALGARIAN
What's so crazy about that?
Realize that even with internet, they cannot just find out how to create new technology. They need to have their hands on it.
Since they're shunned by the world and only trade with China, where else are they going to get this?
auswally
Breaking news this morning on Perth TV 7.00am says all debris from flight mh370 to be bought to Fremantle Harbor for analysis directed by Australian authorities , also the expert from Australia said we should confirm debris this afternoon to be of flight mh370 . Looks like they are gearing up for it
auswally
reply to post by Mikeultra
The NZ plane spotted debris yesterday in the new zone which is closer too the coast then the original search zone, this was verified by another 3 planes , I would suggest the ships would be close to that area as we speak to confirm or not
I hope they can get to that black box before it stops pinging , that's the one piece we need to know what really happened
Interpol shot back saying Malaysia's decision to not consult the database before allowing travellers to enter the country or board planes "cannot be defended by falsely blaming technology or Interpol".
"If there is any responsibility or blame for this failure, it rests solely with Malaysia's Immigration Department," the France-based organisation said.
Interpol said that it takes "just seconds to reveal whether a passport is listed, with recent tests providing results in 0.2 seconds".
While some countries consult the database more than a hundred million times a year, "in 2014 prior to the tragic disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH 370, Malaysia's Immigration Department did not conduct a single check of passengers' passports against Interpol's databases," the agency said.
"Had Malaysia consulted Interpol's database, the fact that both passengers were using stolen passports would have been discovered almost instantaneously," it added.
This plane ran out of fuel in the air, and landed safely:
auroraaus
Just a general question:
If a plane runs out of fuel, how does it fall? Nose first? Spins? Belly-flop?
Sorry if it sounds like a dumb question...or *is* a dumb question.
Really good to know that Malaysia doesn't conduct Interpol checks at all! Cheers!