Now the scene has changed to everyday announcements of Pings detected. And then it is found that it is the acoustics from the fishes there. They should rather change the name of the search as the " Research project for Fish Acoustic studies in deep sea waters". Atleast, this way, the people will not feel bad that there best experts are struggling with the location of the plane.
The simplest solution has been to simply announce that it will take forever to find the plane and may be your grandchildren will get to know the exact details.
I have downloaded an app to capture sound frequencies of 37.5 khz, same as that from the cockpit and I got two pings on my hand phone. I then went in search of the source at the backyard and atlast, it was the simple frog croaking for its search of mate. Huh! I though, as per news report, I will soon announce to the world of the plane found in my backyard.
The story that is doing Internet rounds is that the plane was remote controlled like a drone and moved by CIA to stop the Chinese from taking away a special US technology auctioned by the Talibans in Afghanistan after shooting their seals . And this was being transferred to China. But the super creator of the story forgets that , if China wanted to move something like this, it does not have to move the goods to Malaysia as the next door Pakistan was an easier and friendly route. Nevertheless, it has now become a good source of speculation and stories for everyone.
However, the fact that the search still continues in an area, which has very low probability of plane remains is causing a doubt. The Ping locator should have detected the pings within 3 days maximum and now is already more then 5 days. There seems to be certainly something wrong.
It does look, they have failed and are trying to find an exit route to face save.
The simplest solution has been to simply announce that it will take forever to find the plane and may be your grandchildren will get to know the exact details.
I have downloaded an app to capture sound frequencies of 37.5 khz, same as that from the cockpit and I got two pings on my hand phone. I then went in search of the source at the backyard and atlast, it was the simple frog croaking for its search of mate. Huh! I though, as per news report, I will soon announce to the world of the plane found in my backyard.
The story that is doing Internet rounds is that the plane was remote controlled like a drone and moved by CIA to stop the Chinese from taking away a special US technology auctioned by the Talibans in Afghanistan after shooting their seals . And this was being transferred to China. But the super creator of the story forgets that , if China wanted to move something like this, it does not have to move the goods to Malaysia as the next door Pakistan was an easier and friendly route. Nevertheless, it has now become a good source of speculation and stories for everyone.
However, the fact that the search still continues in an area, which has very low probability of plane remains is causing a doubt. The Ping locator should have detected the pings within 3 days maximum and now is already more then 5 days. There seems to be certainly something wrong.
It does look, they have failed and are trying to find an exit route to face save.
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