Finding out what happened to Earhart won’t change any lives, but it would be really, really interesting if the mystery could be at least partially solved.
Obviously “Pilot Error”. It always is especially when the pilot is dead.
There are a lot of allied and Japanese planes on the bottom because a slight navigational error caused the pilot to miss the spec of land he was suppossed to land on. Even when the navigation was correct, the atoll might have been socked in with a thunderstorm causing the pilot not to see it.
What are they talking about? Dale Jr is just moving to Hendricks Racing not the South Pacific! :)
Is the step son the same George Putnam that was a fixture on Los Angeles news for decades? The age is about right.He is a great conservative.
There is a much, much higher probability that she went down in the water. Earhardt was known to be a headstrong person who didn’t listen to others. Before the flight she refused to learn how to use her radio properly, and she very probably just lost track of where she was and ran out of fuel. It’s highly unlikely she was able to land anywhere.
Sounds like Nancy Pelosi's office at the Capitol, eh?
Well.....one of the most "hyped" mysteries of the 20th century, anyway.
It seems like articles like this and other science/history articles usually come from the British press. Aside from the NYT science section on Tuesdays, the US press doesn’t have room for history older than last year or science beyond global warming hysteria.
Thank Zeus for the internet.
Sounds like some people have to much money and time on their hands.