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So it seems na credible lead daw yung nakita ng australian army. So kung totoo, next question ispaanong napunta sa indian ocean yung plane?
until they confirmed that the floating objects are really from the plane, parang it's premature to give an official statement that the plane crashed in Indian Ocean.
^^true. Parang merong something fishy sa pag announce nila na it ended nga sa Indian Ocean without any evidence.
Like kagabi after nila mag pa press con lahat ng news sites sinasabi na: PM has concluded the missing airplane landed in Indian Ocean pero pag binasa mo ang mga articles hindi masasagot ang tanong mo na, "So, may nakita na bang debris?" or "May nakita na bang bodies" assumptions lahat eh. Sobrang bigat sa families ito...Dapat i provide din sila ng psychological support ng Malaysia..
Satellite operator Inmarsat said Monday it managed to work out which direction the missing Malaysia Airlines plane flew in by measuring the Doppler effect of hourly 'pings' from the aircraft. Analysis of flight MH370's path placed its last position off Australia's west coast, meaning it must have ran out of fuel above the southern Indian Ocean. Despite the plane's communication systems being switched off, satellite pings were still bouncing back from the aircraft. The pings are sent from a ground station to a satellite, then onto the plane, which automatically sends a ping back to the satellite and down to the ground station. The pings do not include global positioning system data, time or distance information. So the British satellite operator measured the amount of time it took for the pings to return. An Inmarsat official commented all commercial aircraft should be fitted with existing technology that would mean a plane cannot go missing.
Laging padalos dalos ang Malaysia sa pag announce. Like when they said nag crash sa south china sea ang plane. Over 25 countries participated ang search sa south china sea only to tell later on na nag U turn ang plane ng mahuli sila ng US na they are not disclosing all information.Another booboo is when they announced na it is an act of terrorism kasi nag veer off ang plane sa original route which is again, mali and wrong information.Can't they just wait to confirm if the debris found west of perth is really the wreckage before they can make the announcement? Mashado lang premature. I hope they can back up their statements with legitimate explanations muna.
An Inmarsat official commented all commercial aircraft should be fitted with existing technology that would mean a plane cannot go missing.