An Australian Exploration Company Says It May Have Found The Missing Plane In Area Where Nobody Is L

An Australian exploration company says it might have found the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 — and it's not in the Indian Ocean.

The company, GeoResonance, claims it has identified possible wreckage from a commercial airliner on the ocean floor in the Bay of Bengal, Australia's 7News reports.

The company thinks it is MH370 because the wreckage wasn't showing up on images from the same area from before the plane disappeared. GeoResonance told 7News it had sent a report about its findings to authorities on April 15.

An Australian Exploration Company Says It May Have Found The Missing Plane In Area Where Nobody Is Looking

Well this would certainly explain why they've found no trace of the plane or debris where they're currently looking and would fit in with the initial thought that the plane could have flown toward the Andaman Islands.

I still find this so hard to believe that they haven't been able to find this yet.

If this turns out to be the plane, then what where the 'pings' at the bottom of the Indian Ocean near Australia?

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Exploration company believes it may have found MH370

If this turns out to be the plane, then what where the 'pings' at the bottom of the Indian Ocean near Australia?

China capitalizing on the situation to see western capabilities?

Elvis...

originally posted by: whatnext21
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Oh man. I searched and couldn't find it anywhere.

I was late!

Apologies. Mods just delete this if possible.

There is nothing on CNN and they're talking about the plane right this minute. Recording of pilots last words has been released by authorities. That's what they're saying.

LOL CNN is now talking about this story.

Here's another article that includes the imaging from the company compared to MH370, it looks like a pretty close match--providing that the plane first made a water landing and didn't completely break apart.

It show the different metals and alloys detected and where those would correspond to locations on the plane.

www.cbsnews.com...

If that is mh370-where the heck was it going?
Did it run out of fuel or was it shot down?
The whole event is very bizarre,something weird has gone down IMO.
Must be horrific for the relatives of those on board.

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Here's another article that includes the imaging from the company compared to MH370, it looks like a pretty close match--providing that the plane first made a water landing and didn't completely break apart.

It show the different metals and alloys detected and where those would correspond to locations on the plane.

www.cbsnews.com...

Oh, in the Bay of Bengal, headed to Pakistan. I bet those pilots must have fought the hijackers. It didn't make it to Pakistan.

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