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#61 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:35:05
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I think parts like the wings would break up , and also if they turn rather than laying flat their ability to float changes
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#62 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:37:31
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 16th 2014,22:35:05 ) and also if they turn rather than laying flat their ability to float changes
That's true, the waves could turn them if they had broken off in a dozen pieces or so.
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#63 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:39:01
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We also know that the actions of the sea causes crashed planes to sink eventually, otherwise our oceans would be strewn with WW2 fighters and safe navigation would be impossible.
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#64 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:44:18
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 16th 2014,22:39:01 ) otherwise our oceans would be strewn with WW2 fighters and safe navigation would be impossible.
Hah, that's a bit of a different phenomenon. And keep in mind that not the whole of the plane sinks, some of it is carried by the currents and will either turn up in beaches or be taken down to the ocean floor some hundreds of miles away from the crash site. The smaller pieces that float usually follow the first route. :)
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#65 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:47:09 (última edición el 16-Mar-2014, 22:47:52 por Nigel Hawken)
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What I do not understand is why the Malaysian government having now worked out the plane did one change of direction unnotcied, aren't considering that it went round in a complete circle and headed off back out towards the Pacific Ocean or up to Japan.
Maybe they should have a quick check at Kuala Lumpur airport, just incase
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#66 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:51:53
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 16th 2014,22:47:09 ) What I do not understand is why the Malaysian government having now worked out the plane did one change of direction unnotcied, aren't considering that it went round in a complete circle and headed off back out towards the Pacific Ocean or up to Japan.
This is just a guess, but maybe it has to do with the fuel onboard? to make a 180º turn they'd have to travel a considerable extra distance...
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#67 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 22:54:17
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 16th 2014,22:39:01 ) We also know that the actions of the sea causes crashed planes to sink eventually, otherwise our oceans would be strewn with WW2 fighters and safe navigation would be impossible.
And it probably was, after the war. But it will have been washed onto beaches. And just bits, not entire planes floating on the surface...
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#68 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 23:00:15
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i would also hazard a guess that the construction of a ww2 bomber/ fighter is somewhat different to a modern airliner.
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yes, as they were much heavier
they find fully intact WW2 fighter planes, wings still attached. They wont find a fully intact modern passenger plane, the wings are not strong enough
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#70 Publicado el 16-Mar-2014, 23:36:47
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And I'm sure the modern planes are built to float on water. At least for some time (and mostly intact).
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#71 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 05:55:05
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Quote ( Jack Benson @ March 16th 2014,19:46:45 ) Apparently they conducted a search of the pilots house.
He must have a big house if they think he is hiding it in there.
They are not looking for the plane in that house mind you.
The flight simulator owned by the pilot is the question here, and that thing is the one that they're trying to analyze.
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#72 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 16:42:27
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#73 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 16:47:15
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Sort of suggests a little bit more that the plane landed somewhere. Assume if someone hijacked the plane just to commit suicide they would just take control and ditch it quick
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#74 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 16:48:33
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 17th 2014,16:47:15 ) Sort of suggests a little bit more that the plane landed somewhere. Assume if someone hijacked the plane just to commit suicide they would just take control and ditch it quick
agreed
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#75 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:46:55
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Quote ( Nigel Hawken @ March 17th 2014,16:47:15 ) Assume if someone hijacked the plane just to commit suicide they would just take control and ditch it quick
There are easier ways to commit suicide than hijacking a plane. ;)
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#76 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:53:18
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Quote ( Michael Winkley @ March 17th 2014,21:46:55 ) There are easier ways to commit suicide than hijacking a plane. ;)
But this way is more challenging, maybe he looked for something special for his death - there are many insane people on earth
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#77 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:55:32
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Quote ( Michał Kożuchowski @ March 17th 2014,21:53:18 ) there are many insane people on earth
Don't give Michael any ideas
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#78 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:55:49
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Quote ( Michał Kożuchowski @ March 17th 2014,21:53:18 ) But this way is more challenging
Doing the Superman trick of stopping a moving train surely has to be even more challenging still...?
Quote ( Michał Kożuchowski @ March 17th 2014,21:53:18 ) there are many insane people on earth
They are known as "world leaders"
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#79 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:58:53
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Quote ( Josh Clark @ March 17th 2014,21:55:32 ) Don't give Michael any ideas
I bet he wouldn't be able to hijack a plane :P
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#80 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 21:59:57
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The leaders aren't the insane ones imo. It's the blind followers that are insane. :{)
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#81 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 22:04:19
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Quote ( Shoaib Mohamed @ March 17th 2014,21:59:57 ) It's the blind followers that are insane. :{)
No religion on the forums please. :|
Quote ( Michał Kożuchowski @ March 17th 2014,21:58:53 ) I bet he wouldn't be able to hijack a plane :P
I'd have to renew my passport first...or just steal one.
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#82 Publicado el 17-Mar-2014, 23:01:03
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I would not goto Kuala Lumpur F1 GP unless they found the plane before raceweekend starts.
just saying ;)
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#83 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 05:07:11
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#84 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 07:36:27
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#85 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 08:41:15
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#86 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 11:07:37
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Guys, there is no mystery, they are filming a new season of "Lost".
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#87 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 11:10:01
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Quote ( Vladimir Jelicic @ March 18th 2014,11:07:37 ) Guys, there is no mystery, they are filming a new season of "Lost".
Careful. My "Lost" reference has 8 thumb downs so far. Tough crowd! Facebook loved that joke, although I probably delivered it better there :p
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#88 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 11:23:13
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Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ March 18th 2014,11:10:01 ) Quote ( Vladimir Jelicic @ March 18th 2014,11:07:37 )
Guys, there is no mystery, they are filming a new season of "Lost".
Careful. My "Lost" reference has 8 thumb downs so far. Tough crowd! Facebook loved that joke, although I probably delivered it better there :p
Tough audience...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEAiKk72q9Q
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#89 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 14:39:08
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Quote ( Vladimir Jelicic @ March 18th 2014,11:07:37 ) Guys, there is no mystery, they are filming a new season of "Lost".
What your feel if your relatives is on the plane? You think it's so funny to make a joke in this issue? Such a childish.
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#90 Publicado el 18-Mar-2014, 14:44:43
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Yes, I am the big bad wolf, bla, bla...
Am I sorry for the people? Yes.
Can we do something to solve the situation? No.
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