Objects found in Malaysia Airlines search

reply to post by roadgravel


Programmer or System Analyst.

Pilot or Co-Pilot....WTF

Did you know most nurses in emergency wards can analyse a patient's symptoms without a doctors presence.

The Doctor is only necessary for the prescription signature.

reply to post by thetruth2014


No I am talking about a system on the plane the pilots can use to navigate that does not use GPS. I'm not talking about tracking at all. If the GPS is spoofed there is a backup.

Trubeeleever

There were 20 USA military software designers who only recently released a new program AND WOW

Pointers please ... what were they specifically working and what program did they release ...

From my point of view, these designers were Asian, and US wouldn't put the "top level design" into their hands. Whatever they were working on, would be just a small detail, in a bigger picture.

They ALL died on the same plane which nobody in the F'N modern world can find.

Yeah, well ... what's the new update on this ... is this the find we've been waiting for or was this an empty catch?

Trubeeleever
Did you know most nurses in emergency wards can analyse a patient's symptoms without a doctors presence.

The Doctor is only necessary for the prescription signature.

You want the nurses doing surgery on you as well?

reply to post by thetruth2014


The altitude changes were done by the crew to fight the fire. Once they were overcome there is no more evidence of an altitude change.

If both aircraft had the fuel on board they would have flown 8 hours or more.

Trubeeleever
reply to post by roadgravel

 

Programmer or System Analyst.

A systems analyst and a system admin are two very different things.

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus


Ummm No F'N' Way.

You win this argument.

LOL

reply to post by roadgravel


Hey I dunno.

Once you've got military clearance then your privy to all the secrets aye!

A programmer actually creates code.

linda1mom
reply to post by Rob48

 

I can appreciate your opinion. However, if you zoom in completely and look very closely, you can see where the 'front' of the craft gets a little bulbous...like the front of a plane does. Wider upfront, streamlined behind. It is a bit fuzzy but it's there.
It is very concerning and should be addressed if todays efforts are unfounded.

I'm still not getting it. Apart from anything else, the scale is completely off. A 777-200 is 63 metres long. This object is more like 15 metres long. If it is a piece of the plane, it is barely a quarter of the fuselage.



(scale is taken from Bing Maps, which uses the same imagery as Flash Earth)

reply to post by Trubeeleever


No. A clearance gets you access to the area you work and that is all.

reply to post by Zaphod58


Uh ha! Yeah cool man.

Hey what offices did Monica Lewinsky have access to?

Hey she was was just an intern....right?

reply to post by Rob48


That could be too...a piece of the fuselage from an airliner...still shouldn't be there, though.

The images on BIng / Yahoo For flash earth for this area that is in interest were taken Feb 2012
The Higher alt picts of the island were taken ruffly Jan 1999 to Dec 2003 in those dates
even higher alt is july 2004

Info gotten from Bing Imagery Analyzer "is a site showing bing satellite and aerial photos overlaid with their capture date."

whech can be found here Link

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus


It's no secret that many nurses "close" (surgical incisions) during surgery...and a good bit more. But I absolutely agree with the point you made.

reply to post by drwill


duplicate post -- deleted. Sorry!

Trubeeleever
reply to post by Zaphod58

 

Of course they can.
What you have to consider then is MOTIVE!

Hmmmm why would you ditch an aeroplane with 20 US military software designers on board.

Also on the plane were 20 senior staff from a US technology company who had just launched a new electronic warfare gadget for military radar systems in the days before the Boeing 777 went missing. Freescale Semiconductor, which makes powerful microchips for industries including defence, released the powerful new products to the American market on March 3.

Build a doomsday machine and kill the designers.

Zaphod58
reply to post by thetruth2014

 

The altitude changes were done by the crew to fight the fire. Once they were overcome there is no more evidence of an altitude change.

If both aircraft had the fuel on board they would have flown 8 hours or more. [/quote

What fire ? Evidence of this ? We do have Evidence however of altitude changes and the acars system being off 12 mins beforehand anomaly ? And programmed waypoints bypassing airports to land on if there was a fire anomaly as well ? Sorry but I don't buy it autopilot wouldn't let it fly for 8 hrs unless there was manual involvement which there was

reply to post by OatDelphi


Haha !

Some people have too much spare time Thankfully.

reply to post by Trubeeleever


Oops, my bad!