Australian engineer says he has found Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 on Google Earth...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5515207/Australian-claims-tracked-flight-MH370-Google-Earth.html ^

[SunkenCiv]

According to Mr McMahon's claims, the wreckage of the flight is located 16km south of Round Island, which is 22.5km north of Mauritius, in an area of the ocean that has not been searched before.

[SaxxonWoods]

Round Island is 22 miles North and a bit East of Mauritius. The object is 10 miles south of Round Island. It’s in between the two islands and shouldn’t be hard to locate by locals.

Of course, no coordinates given.

[chris37]

An obvious weather balloon.

[the OlLine Rebel]

No.

Iran has plenty of nice large planes they could use without that ridiculous conspicuous effort.

It’s been 4 years. Absurd.

[M Kehoe]

8^)

5.56mm

[arthurus]

“just below the surface”

[arthurus]

It soes a ppear to be a plane.

[discostu]

Fine a sub. Or a probe, or whatever. They’re gonna find didlypoo anyway.

[SunkenCiv]

A steering surface part washed up. Not a wing.

[discostu]

Nobody needs to steal planes. There are long term storage facilities all over the planet, anybody with the cash and a pilot can just buy one.

[sit-rep]

seems strange... why when I google earth and look at my own house does a vehicle I owned 10 years ago appear in my driveway?? since when is google earth current?

[I want the USA back]

I expect any plane that hit the water would break up into pieces.

[SpaceBar]

An obvious weather balloon.

My money's on swamp gas.

[bobby.223]

LOL!!!! Thread winner!

[Terry Mross]

The opposite side of a black hole would be a white mound.

[chris37]

I forgot about that. Yep!

[AndyJackson]

Of course, no coordinates given.

In return for a $100,000 Cashiers Check made out to bearer I will send you the coordinates.

[Eddie01]

I google earth my house and they took the photo the day I had cut my grass in alternating concentric circles starting around the tree in my front yard.

I only did it once.

That was cool.

[octex]

According to my old Atlas, the location would be approx. 20*lat., 57*long. Also, it indicates the depth there to be 150-600 ft.

[Eddie01]

[Robert DeLong]

Shouldn’t be too hard to find.

Just another 4 years or so. 8>)