Matty9999 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 7:15 pm What happened to flight MH370?!?!?!? Since there was a recent flight disaster in Asia, and i myself like mysteries i thought i would ask, what happened to flight MH370, from Malaysia Air? And where is it? The flight was from KL to China on a Boeing 777. it flew south off course into the Indian Ocean with no distress call, so why? So what happened?

First person with the right answer gets a prize...

Jamie_Lambo wrote: ↑Mon Mar 29, 2021 3:19 pm apparently one of the passengers after the crash managed to send a dark picture from their phone to a friend, the photo was then checked to get its co-ordinates which when put into google maps shows up at some random military bunker in middle of nowhere,

An engineer claims he's used a computer programme to discover flight MH370 was put into a 20-minute holding pattern before vanishing.

Richard Godfrey has been tracking the Boeing 777's flight path using WSPRnet - which uses radio signals - and claims to have made a major breakthrough.

He says the plane was put into a holding pattern for around 22 minutes near the coastline of Sumatra

Physically improbable theories

The theory that MH370 may have been consumed by a black hole received considerable attention when Don Lemon asked, on CNN, whether it was "preposterous" that it could have happened.[98] Lemon was criticised for this by former U.S. Department of Transportation Inspector General Mary Schiavo, who, while appearing on CNN, said that "...a small black hole would suck in our entire universe so we know it's not that."[99] TheWire.com (which "wasn't satisfied" with Schiavo's answer) obtained detailed reasons why a black hole couldn't swallow a plane from Columbia University astronomy professor David J. Helfand and Peter Michelson, a professor of physics at Stanford University.[100] It is possible that Schiavo was expressing herself humorously, and did not expect to be taken literally.

Another hypothesis is that a meteor might have struck the plane; however, the statistical probability for this is extremely low.[101]

A poll posted on CNN's website reported that 9% of respondents thought it was either very or somewhat likely that the plane was abducted by aliens, "time travelers, or beings from another dimension".[102] In March 2018, around the fourth anniversary of Flight 370's disappearance, an individual received strange voicemails and texts with coordinates of a location in Indonesia somewhat close to where Flight 370 vanished. The voicemails, in Morse Code, alluded to an alien abduction.[103]