The Vanishing of Flight 370

[@LEMMiNO]

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[@salt.8989]

Woah didn't realised you commented I literally just watched the video then the first comment I see is yours

[@Jolly69]

@@salt.8989 same lol

[@arnabmondal1677]

@@Jolly69 yes same

[@EstheticWild]

great video lad. always one i come back to and show my friends and family.

[@mschardcore1739]

I’ve watched this video too many times.

[@blind47]

I have a friend that was working between Beijing and Perth and was supposed to be on that flight, he decided to delay his trip back to Beijing to stay in Perth for the weekend because his girlfriend asked him to... Very lucky boy

[@christine6347]

Blind47 bless his girlfriend

[@520angling5]

My moms best friend was supposed to be on the second plane in 9/11

[@geeandme7760]

My cousins got refused entry to the Batman movie in Arura Colorado.

[@applehack97]

I was in Tiananmen Square and nothing happened

[@kingvince7328]

My pregnancy test came back positive.

[@maxanthony4970]

imagine 5 years later an unscheduled flight requests for permission to land at beijing

[@mrkrnr2963]

damn

[@kanzai12]

then again being denied by control tower due to corona-bairusss

[@TheAverageLutfi]

"sorry but this airport is closed due to *pandemic*, please do not land"

[@patopocoyo]

the whole plot of manifest lol

[@jasonlennartz4103]

That would be fucking scary

[@catscanhavelittleasalami]

Everyone in the comments section saying "imagine how lucky the few ppl who missed this flight must have felt", and i'm here thinking "imagine someone missed their last flight and had to take this one instead"...man they must have felt extremely unlucky during their last living moments.

[@yuitsukki2755]

Thats the plot twist. Eveyting is posibble in this world

[@nicness8882]

oof

[@noorlour9716]

Imagine

[@ILZE.77]

Do we even know if they’ve died?

[@beyoncebop198]

PixieDust obviously they died

[@Samson.on12]

This is a certified ‘video to watch while eating’

[@barizah2748]

Agree Im eating rn while watching this

[@XiaoLingDaAsian]

Perfect 20 minutes

[@vaebaes]

im eating while watching rn lmao

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@deagle2yadome696]

im watching it while cooking

[@hoangmanh8375]

Sincerely this dude could be talking about the vanishing of my socks and I would still wholeheartedly listen.

[@dlhtks]

man do they disappear often

[@kedo1868]

Hoang Manh lol ikr my socks disappear often

[@davidagnew193]

Me too. I need to find out where mine went. I can't find them anywhere.

[@asingayanangelica7401]

What irks me more is that only one of the pair disappears because then I have to look for it. If both were to disappear then at least I wouldn't even have known I'm missing socks.

[@flysai5126]

This conversation captures the good part of KZbin comment sections perfectly.

[@elmo3184]

It gives me chills to think that the transponders were "deactivated by someone onboard". The word 'someone' is scary to me...

[@Oliver-pi4wd]

Ozymandias WO I have an idea what if something did happened and wanted to just have a last look at his home island

[@remrushan]

Ozymandias WO or something

[@jaynee8581]

Should have said "Deactivated by someone, or something onboard"

[@matthebonnvonbon8089]

Maybe that someone was fire?

[@Matt-pj5he]

Ozymandias WO are you anti social?

[@ranabels]

Just imagine waiting for someone on that plane and never came. It still breaks my heart everytime I see documentaries about flight 370

[@skerethot4680]

IhavenovideosbutIhavesubcribers subscribers*

[@ranabels]

skere thot oofff didn’t notice that, ty stranger

[@Luna-ry8lv]

Imagine being on that plane..

MH17 documentaries are just as terrible 😖

[@dr_mas7279]

@@Luna-ry8lv at least I would know where did it go...

[@XCaptainDizzX]

As a pilot myself, not calling back the next frequency 18:48 is strange, and it's something that can get you into some hot water in certain airspaces. It is standard radio practice and would definitely be done as a habit with 18k hours of flight time.

[@norman6328]

There's a video by pilot Mentour Pilot that talks about the logistics and clues and less about the theories. He highlighted several key radio calls (audio included) and the very, very frightening implications.

[@logicflakes8911]

His voice also sounded very… sad

[@miscellaneous2160]

@@logicflakes8911 to me he just sounded tired

[@emre_ez]

why read back the frequency when youre not going to contact it anyway

[@blurryfaceyt165]

In my opinion the pilot let his intrusive thougths win

[@sanchanachandrasegar9284]

I'm a Malaysian and I remember how scary it was the night the plane went missing because every news channel was talking about it and what's worse was the fact that my dad boarded a Malaysian Airlines plane that same night and we didn't know which flight he took. Thankfully it was a different one. My heart goes out to everyone who lost someone they loved that night.

[@yvebeats]

I was 10 years old when the flight disappeared and now I'm 18 years old , can't believe that the disappeared plane can't be found yet :(

[@sanchanachandrasegar9284]

same :(

[@BlazerXDrive]

When MH370 went mission..All social media,TV and radio was talking about it..i still remember after work or during work i listen to the radio for news hoping it was found..but sadly...nearly 8 years since it went missing.

[@muazarman2622]

@@yvebeats It have been found Its REALLY DEEP IN THE OCEAN

[@CCoffey_2023]

@@muazarman2622 really? Cmon man

[@anandmg]

When I was young, this is exactly what Discovery and NGC used to be. Pure data, expert analysis and mesmerizing narration. Now its all antics of naked ppl. Kudos to LEMMiNO for such an awesome video. Top notch quality

[@mjargon18]

You mean, kudos to him? LEMMiNO is not a team. He's working on his vids alone, hence the long uploads between vids. Just letting you know. Though his videos really are top notch quality.

[@sheepersjeepers4953]

Mark John Argon I mean, we can assume he doesn’t do this ALL alone, and has help in some form or another, but yeah, this is apparently more of a hobby than a job to him.

[@Lowkeyy201]

@@sheepersjeepers4953 What? He has literally stated this is HIS JOB and he works ALONE. Check out the Q&A video.

[@azmakes321]

@@sheepersjeepers4953 he did all of this alone, hence the fantabulous upload schedule ranging from 1 to 4 months or even longer

[@sheepersjeepers4953]

Lowkey Logic I’m referencing his Q&A in which he stated that he would only do this as long as he would want to, making it more of a hobby. Maybe I’m thinking of something else though. And when I say he might’ve had help, I’m also refrencing in the “eight spiders” video in which he reached out to others for source material.

[@PaperEater_]

The most unsettling part is how many coincidences of perfectly sensible pieces of info, like the 5 signals matching the plane, just, in the middle of the ocean, no evidence of the plane, but 5 signals that would ensure of the crash happening there

[@louzynerd129]

maybe the hijackers did the signals there on purpose mid flight

[@adamatch9624]

yousuf alshaikhli what hijackers

[@BobRossRightHand]

@@louzynerd129 Probably were no hijackers, it's insanely difficult to hijack a plane those signals aren't made by a human, but automatic systems

[@TheNeroScout]

If u make some research. Their is American Military Base Diego garcia in indian Ocean. That the 6 hour flight going. Something important Military Tehcnology cary in the aiplane.

[@TheNeroScout]

Since Malaysia Airlines flight 370 disappeared in the early hours of Saturday, March 8, last year, there have been persistent claims, validated by international media, that a large, very noisy aircraft flying low and spotted by inhabitants of a remote island in the Maldives could have been the missing plane. It's a scenario that has given hope to the families of the 239 people on board that they may at last discover the fate of the Beijing-bound airliner.

[@milkmunstr]

Malaysia has decided to renew the search today. my mother and aunt were supposed to be on that flight, however for reasons i can't remember they either were switched to a different plane or had decided to take a different route. i will say though 13/14 year old me (along with the rest of the family) was a bit freaked out to see the news and see the headline be "two canadians disappeared on malaysia flight today". can't imagine what my life would be like if they hadn't switched

[@aidenaugustine7398]

Your life would be gone. Im glad ur still around❤

[@joem2686]

yeah 🎉🎉

[@noelogara1]

The Malaysian government knows it will never be found there because Najib and Hishamuddin downed mh370 in the Malacca straits off Idi in east Aceh Sumatra because it was hijacked by the two Iranians who boarded with stolen European passports. The pings were a diversion to take the search away from the scene of the crime. It worked well for them.

[@joem2686]

@@noelogara1 2 months ago

[@fifacontentcreator2192]

@@noelogara1 it just got found😂

[@MYOOZIK]

I remember when this happened, I was like “in a few days, we’ll know what happened” and then “next week, it will be known for sure” and so on and on. I can’t believe it’s been almost seven years now and we still don’t know for sure.

[@taufiqutomo]

That feeling that you can only understand if you are living at the time that event or something similar to it happened.

[@AmIWhatIAm]

Can't believe it has been 7 years, it happened when I was 10. I remember after the day it happened all of us at school stood in the school hall silently praying praying for a minute with our country flag raised only half way. It surely was a traumatizing day for all the victims, and the world.

[@Chastity_Belt]

We never will. The truth is, if something goes wrong in the middle of the ocean, nobody will even knows about it. Ocean is too large.

[@kajusgower9484]

Easy, aliens

[@fasihh6027]

@@kajusgower9484 that's kinda not thrilling imo. it needs to be something real and not some science fiction bs

[@physika]

Internet makes the world small. A missing plane makes the world big.

[@zahragadih]

thats so true lol

[@maruftim]

Lol

[@jayfawn8478]

What was that supposedly mean

[@smartsoul4683]

@jay fawn It means that, nowadays, because we are able to communicate with people from all over the world or know what is going on on the other side of the planet as we speak (by using the Internet), we think Earth is smaller than it actually is. Until one day something like this happens and a plane goes missing in the middle of the ocean, then you realize how big it all actually is and how many places we still do not know about. Keep in mind that under the water there are huge mountains and deep valleys that we most likely will never know about and with it all sorts of wildlife.

[@bebtek]

number of likes is now 777

[@sira1261]

*When youtube recommends this 5 hours before your flight*

[@amiruddinirfan789]

good luck have fun

[@asbestoslover]

did you live

[@thehalf-lifechannel673]

I'm flying in 2 days. I'm scared

[@22515362]

Thank you,Algorithm of KZbin

[@mrmisterman999]

@@thehalf-lifechannel673 lol I just flew from bali to San Fran no need to worry unless you get a nutcase pilot

[@Lauren-tg5jj]

Revisiting this now that they're supposedly resuming the search. I don't think anything's set in stone yet, but just a few days from now will be the ten year anniversary of the plane's disappearance. It'd be fitting for the search to resume on that day.

[@kevinwilliams7252]

Damn ten years? Time.....🙏🏿💯

[@rohanmehta8536]

Dam

[@greatballsack]

They are?

[@jamjamjunior7138]

​@@greatballsack yep, ocean infinity for example have been trying to get it off the ground for years

[@itzzsnowyyy5735]

Id be happy to join you in your search

[@ToastyEggs]

This story gives me chills. Imagine being on that plane. You are stuck, and suddenly your life has changed and you will be lost for eternity... it’s just.. scary how fast your life can change and how fast you can be forgotten...

[@srijitsingh4502]

Scary ..😣😣

[@KarrshowYT]

Not sure about forgotten, cause family's never forget their loved ones, but I get your point.

[@josephs-d8731]

I'm on 3 flights tonight.

[@KarrshowYT]

@Mr.WallnutInANutshell no need for great great great - my grandfather is 87, and his name is Nik, my Grandmother was 77 when she passed away, and her name was Velta. And im never forgetting her, cause she was absolutely brilliant person, who was always there for me.

[@ploopy2782]

Previously, on LOST....

[@jessicakalish8827]

It's sad how everyone who lost a family member and close friend on this flight, has still not received any closure about what happened.

[@nickd2296]

I think that it has to be a coverup

[@HD-pe8lv]

One of those passengers with fake passports was an Iranian boy who fled Iran to find a new home where he can be free. I saw the videos of his mother crying and it broke my heart. Imagine being that unlucky

[@timplay994]

They cant even go to a graveyard to visit them or Talk to their souls no bodys were found sad....

[@kiranoro183]

@@nickd2296 I feel like if that was accurate, _someone_ would've leaked _something._

[@stoppls1709]

@@HD-pe8lv damn

[@justindchaney]

I flew from Australia to the USA at the exact same time this flight went missing. When we landed I can’t even describe how chilling it was as to pull my phone off airplane mode and see all the news notifications talking about MH370 disappearance.

[@lightdeathguy9266]

My parents flew on the same day as 9/11

[@andpeggy3987]

@@lightdeathguy9266 My dad was supposed to be on a business trip to DC the weekend of 9/11, it was pushed back a month after the towers were brought down.

[@Roman4PF]

My dad is the best with a belt in asia

[@lgempet2869]

LightDeathguy Yes, I flew back into my home city just the evening before 9/11, before they grounded all flights. I still remember it....a really creepy feeling & quite a close shave!

[@mikepena7732]

Leo Maunsell RIP friend

[@anyaaa2801]

Stuff like this makes me scared to get on a plane. May the innocent ones rest in peace.

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@ihaveagoddamnplanarthur]

There are thousands of flights taken every day, and only the extremely rare occurences like this get popular. Car accidents are way more common and far more dangerous than a plane. So it's certain that nothing will happen to you.

[@kriketprayme]

​@@ihaveagoddamnplanarthur the catch is, if you get into a car accident, the survival rate is still pretty high, on the other hand if you are extremely unlucky and get into a plane crash, your survival rate is basically negligible.

[@Loneranger670]

You have a better chance of dying in an accident while driving your car down to the shop to buy a loaf of bread than you have being killed in an a plane crash.

[@merrittanimation7721]

Oh jeez it disappeared over 5 years ago? It seems so much more recent than that.

[@zeoツ]

Yeh ikr

[@just_going_mads]

I remember very clearly being in my 5th grade classroom talking about current events when this topic was being discussed. I can remember it so vividly.

[@Poochita]

@@just_going_mads I literally have that same exact memory

[@immortalsun]

Time flies when you’re having fun.

[@calebwee328]

Same

[@Q1307]

Just thinking about what the passengers experienced is enough to make me think about it all day

[@softlysnowing3959]

I feel the same. 'Where are we going, captain?' 'I don't know. we're lost.' *Gasps*

[@kamveng453]

Unless by theory that they were already dead, either by hypoxia or some kind of a knockout gas. Either way at least 1 out of 200 passengers(friends too) could have their flight track app on or contacted someone.

[@seoyunkang111]

softly snowing but it must have been forceful and they couldn’t have just gotten lost because all of the systems used to see where the plane was were shut down, so maybe the pilots were evil or maybe a crazy passenger took out the captains and took over the plane.

[@sohailape]

@@seoyunkang111 i heard there was a man on air plane with fake id but still allowed to broad on plane. I am not sure but i remember i read it somewhere

[@GlobalDesignHD]

they passed out, no cabin pressure

[@thegamingblueprint]

We need to take a moment for the quality of this video

[@nickmorton2354]

GamingBlueprint 100! this was so refreshing on how fare and balanced it was.

[@fantasea114]

Lemmino doesn’t mess about!

[@wagonspeed7170]

Somebody remove a like from dis comment so we can get 666!

[@ineslopes1307]

YES!

[@finosuilleabhain7781]

It's insane. Better than anything you'd see from a national TV station, with all its resources. My only reservation is that the grammar - e.g. at 22:10 - could do with an even tighter edit (ideally, by me). A bit of the charm might be lost, of course, but if you're talking top standards... (I've never got why narrative podcasts - Casefile, say - should have editing that would be unacceptable from a good local newspaper.)

[@arthurtheboy9753]

It's crazy how this type of content is free on youtube

[@aidenisgoat1]

yeah, its amazing and good info.

[@redappl3video]

Keep watching and you'll keep it free

[@griffinbrown2870]

Imagine being the Air traffic controller who spoke to them for the last time.... It just feels so eerie and sad being in his shoes knowing you were the last person to ever hear them speak before they disappeared

[@alyzza1753]

@@griffinbrown2870 😂

[@valentine9224]

and guilt ;^; i would feel so bad

[@drfathertime]

@@valentine9224 there's absolutely nothing he could've done to prevent it tho...

[@nenaradicevic8079]

Nightmare Good night Malaysia !

[@shwetranjan1923]

@@drfathertime That is what makes it scary and guilty.

[@MalcolmCooks]

it kinda puts things into perspective - we feel like the world is small these days because of how interconnected everything is, but in reality its so huge that a whole plane full of people can just slip through the cracks

[@erikhernandezzz9272]

Well we have better technology now if any of these situations happened today there would be a way higher chance of us finding them but still shit is really crazy

[@PV-wu1vb]

Correct

[@theshermantanker7043]

Buddy a plane, even one as massive as a 777, is still tiny compared to how massive the earth truly is

[@justinromain7066]

@@erikhernandezzz9272 true technology is sooo freaking advanced now but still even though our technology is advanced this only happened six years ago soooo it wasnt that long ago

[@bangscutter]

We actually know far more about the universe out there in the skies, than our own oceans. Much of the ocean floor is not mapped yet. It's really only the areas immediately close to the shore, and along major commercial sea routes that are mapped out in detail. That part of the Indian Ocean is truly very remote with hardly any commercial sea or air traffic there.

[@pumpkinqreadchanneldesc4811]

Can we just appreciate that all his videos are dark mode friendly

[@patrickjn]

I cannn

[@rikhirajdutta2626]

I cannot

[@helgaformo2054]

can we stop letting pilots have the ability to manually turn off location systems and radar transponders?

[@pumpkinqreadchanneldesc4811]

@@rikhirajdutta2626 are you a light mode user

[@amouseontheinternet6537]

@@rikhirajdutta2626 found the light mode user

[@you_deserve_the_world]

“good night malaysian 370” i was on a night flight once and i remember looking down at the city lights thinking that the view was magical. can’t help but wonder if the people on that flight were doing the same thing. some of them might’ve been sleeping or thinking about the next day, making plans. my heart hurts for all of them. however it ended for them i hope their souls found peace.

[@presleycarlton6741]

thinking about how the people on board mustve felt terrifies me tbh

[@steviebee6111]

I read that because of how long the plane was depressurized, that everyone not in the pilot's cabin would have already been dead long before the plane even reached the Indian Ocean due to the oxygen masks only being able to last a short amount of time.

[@asdkotable]

@C R it's a logical conclusion to make, though, since if the cabins weren't depressurized, the crew and the passengers would have noticed that something was going wrong sooner or later, and they would have become a problem for whoever had control of the plane.

[@majomhaha5026]

@@asdkotable but how do you know anyone was in control of the plane

[@Traeknald]

Oh fun fact analasys of the wing flap found in Madagascar showed that it's likely that the plane was in a vertical dive when it crashed into the ocean

[@asdkotable]

@@majomhaha5026 I'm no expert, but it seems that the expert consensus is that the sharp turns that took the plane off course don't correspond to auto-pilot procedures.

[@o_o466]

for some reason, the idea of the plane just randomly changing course and flying until they lost fuel is unsettling to me.

[@milkyway6021]

ikr 😞 and tomorrow’s the anniversary. idky but i feel icky inside

[@egg-iu3fe]

yeah that's what I find most creepy. Because you know something really bad and unusual must have happened to cause something like that, imagine the terror of the people on board. They can't escape it so they have to sit through it all to the very end. One of the worst ways to die.

[@sandra6790]

@Arrasbadx lol

[@dcsvalkyrie8438]

@Rafael Enriquez This is wrong, the pilots can’t turn off the oxygen coming from the emergency masks. When the masks drop down, they trigger a chemical process that generates oxygen independently of any electrical system, meaning that once it starts, it can’t be stopped. They also only last between 12-15 minutes, not 30.

[@seasons1745]

What makes it even more creepier is that in the flight patterns or the course in the autopilot it for some reason turned again after the first descent which the autopilot couldn’t do it also flying out of radio range is also a mystery

[@daniijamesss8940]

to me, the most chilling thing about this is how frighteningly normal everything was. 101 seconds later, everyone on board went missing. how could these peoples loved ones cope not knowing what happened to them?

[@chanelchanel4666]

Right sh!TS gotta suck BAD!!! 😢🙏🏽

[@jasmine-gz2bb]

@@fairweather1704 who is ali sina

[@Roughrideyy45]

@@jasmine-gz2bb He's an anti-muslim activist

[@jasmine-gz2bb]

@@Roughrideyy45 is he against muslim??

[@Roughrideyy45]

@@jasmine-gz2bb I don’t know tbh, I’d have to do more research

[@nomethodonlymadness9528]

The saddest part about all this is we will likely never know. The plane crashed in the ocean, and the ocean doesn't care about our closure, our answers, our mysteries. It swallowed that plane and will keep it as long as it wants. The only thing we can hope is that it spits out the plane someday, in some recognizable form.

[@dingo9696]

Just blatantly wrong, the pieces that have been recovered so far indicate that it was likely landed with the intention of remaining intact so that there was as little evidence dispersal as possible. As ocean floor scanning equipment gets better over the decades, its only a matter of time before its found. We are less than a lifetime away from creating drones that will map the entire ocean floor.

[@jeremyjenkins7176]

you realize recent information has surfaced of a thermal radar system showing what is highly believed and supported through evidence of MH370s disappearence, right?

[@deepg7084]

Considering there haven't been any large parts found, I'm betting most of the plane is intact and resting on the ocean floor. Those data recorders are down there as well, and hold a lot of answers.

[@dingo9696]

@@deepg7084 the data recorders wont hold any information, because the captain would have just disabled the flight recorders when he hijacked the plane. Finding the wreckage really wont change anything about this case.

[@xtheunterstrich7937]

​@dingo9696 that could be the case if the captain hijacked it, which we don't know..

[@beepbeep670]

One of my seniors in my elementary school.. his parents and a sibling was in this flight. The whole school prayed for him and.. yes it was sad, as the sibling was just about to receive his scholarship in Beijing. I saw him around the school, sometimes sad, but i was happy to see his friends cheering him up and everything. He was one of the graduating batch, and the effort his friends took to make him enjoy his last year in school made me kinda happy. 6 years passed, hope he’s doing fine. Please cherish everything you have.

[@beepbeep670]

And thanks to the people who made him happy throughout that crucial time of his.

[@cassidycates2766]

dang im so sorry for you..

[@rantranger1527]

@@cassidycates2766 why feel sorry for this person and not the person that lost their loved ones? Not being rude

[@emerson2149]

@@rantranger1527 because its there friend probably

[@yyaann3684]

Must be an insane thing for him to go through. Does he have any other siblings? Hopefully there was.

[@lilywei864]

I didn't know that during flights the captain and air traffic control would say goodnight and good morning to each other I mean it's probably regulations but still kinda cute

[@hannahrisko5618]

Cadet Grey actually it’s not regulations, at least in the USA which makes it much cuter

[@jangjunize3491]

Cadet Grey this is like from the Titanic using morse code. They used to talk a lot with other ships and greet them while updating each other. Its kinda cute lol

[@xbhs]

indeed

[@MehrotraShobhit]

It's not regulations, It's all out of courtesy :)

[@user-vp9lc9up6v]

"S-E-N-D F-E-E-T P-I-C-S" -Titanic's morse code operator flirting with a nearby ship unaware that they would crash into a iceberg

[@ColemanJRimer]

If I die before they find this plane, I'm going to be an angry ghost.

[@Cookielove22]

Lmao😂

[@sarahboulger9104]

@@Earljackson566 why??

[@spence7985]

@@Earljackson566 why so serious

[@JrC-Creations]

Coleman J. Rimer after you die you’ll actually know where it is as a ghost

[@johnsmith-eo3nz]

Assuming you become a ghost

[@majesticats4262]

LEMMiNO's videos are amazing for the fact that one can come back, already knowing the story, and be fully engulfed for many many re-watches (with adequate rest time between, usually in the degree of weeks or months). These videos are more than just intellectually stimulating, they have a feeling, an emotion, to them. It is a feeling that I have only ever felt from these videos and I love it.

[@icycup2371]

relatable

[@redappl3video]

You know the story, you can answer what, why, who, when and where, but do you know WHY and WHAT makes you care about this story? you can only know that by watching the full video.

[@ezzie3927]

This man makes 20+ minute, studio level documentaries for free, and not a midroll ad in sight. My man know your worth

[@johnstephenson5158]

I always love finding sweet gems like this channel on youtube

[@viharsarok]

He has a Patreon.

[@r011ing_thunder6]

Wdym know your worth I’m not familiar with the phrase

[@sylwiaxx2570]

@@r011ing_thunder6 I guess they mean that the person that makes these videos should put some ads in the vids to earn more money from his hard work

[@HerohammerStudios]

@@sylwiaxx2570 "wow, these videos are great! You should really consider making them shittier" ???

[@eyuin5716]

The Scary Part is, when Flight 370 was first declared missing and the search began, Flight 370 was still in the air and would be for 2 more hours before crashing.

[@getthalootent6530]

Wait huhhhh

[@energeticgorilla]

Wait that’s actually insane, they had 2 more hours of plane speed to go from where they were searching

[@erlandyt]

and that is why you use planes with magnetic/etc. radars in sar(Search and rescue) missions

[@YourHolyOrders9]

Steve Maybe they were in a place where they couldn’t

[@vinlaurent_mariano]

I know this sound reallt crazy and whatever But whaf if they encountered a dimesional portal Which made them enter the parralell universe That we cannot see which explains why they were Said to still be on air but cannot be seen🤪😂ikr its crazy

[@tashaglam4824]

I just pray that the passengers last moments were swift and painless. That they didn't feel any pain or fear and died instantly. This case is haunting.

[@peak.sidehustles]

They most likely drowned so it probably was slow...

[@everydayiseveryday4529]

@@peak.sidehustles or they could be unconcious upon impact. Hopefully

[@thgdz]

The aircraft probably was smashed into peices soon as it hit the water. Drop from that high and into water is probably the same as crashing into concerete

[@Carter-dv4hz]

American Airlines 191 Is the most haunting I can think of: With the left wing stalled, the aircraft began rolling until it was partially inverted at a 112-degree bank angle with its right wing over its left wing. As the cockpit had been equipped with a closed-circuit television camera positioned behind the captain's shoulder and connected to view screens in the passenger cabin, *it is possible that the passengers were able to witness these events from the viewpoint of the cockpit as the aircraft dove towards the ground.* The aircraft eventually slammed into a field approximately 4,600 feet (1,400 m) from the end of the runway killing all 271 persons on board.

[@westcoasttatterdemalion7228]

@@thgdz "Probably"?

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

KZbin documentaries are of Supreme Quality💯 This one gave me more information about this flight than anyone ever has.

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@icycup2371]

E

[@redappl3video]

Other documentaries are mostly talking heads taking turns. Lemmino dramatizes events, allowing viewers to experience them as participants

[@inanimatesum4945]

When KZbinrs make better, more engaging documentaries than news outlets and people with millions of dollars

[@noxkoimax356]

That's lemmino for ya

[@arebutwords5102]

Let’s cherish this while we have it, thank you Lemmino for such quality content

[@cringeworthyhumans160]

*_when youtube doesn't notify you of said youtuber even though you've been subbed forever and hit the bell icon years prior_* Oh, you think I'm joking?

[@inanimatesum4945]

@@cringeworthyhumans160 wouldn't doubt it. KZbin has been good at hiding what we want or what's even good under their big ad bois. Also weird recommendations that are 50/50

[@jOoomOooo]

lemmino has millions of dollars lets be honest

[@FortunateSun]

I just think about the families of those on board every time I watch this video. Imagine not knowing why you’ll never see your wife, husband, or children ever again.

[@Jamalsbigbootyhole]

I dont want to turn this comment section to a religius war but dont worry they will see each other in heaven soon

[@bruh-wc1gs]

@@Jamalsbigbootyhole until then, we have to pray for closure to the victims families.

[@bruh-wc1gs]

i can’t even imagine what their final moments must have been like. such a sad situation

[@EthanMeatan]

@@Jamalsbigbootyhole im an atheist but if god is real he better fuckin bless you

[@john_alamo3246]

@@EthanMeatan how to spot the athiest

[@christofferhoff6669]

most clean cut investigation documentary I've seen to date by a youtuber, you sir is what we call a professional to the highest degree!

[@AcelShock]

You know you're contradicting yourself by saying he's an amateur and a professional at the same time right?

[@christofferhoff6669]

@@AcelShock Imma correct that :)

[@AcelShock]

@@christofferhoff6669 that was quick

[@BlackWave54]

There's another KZbinr who compiled data and theories to see possible outcomes for the flight. Not like this but more of a where could this plane have landed.

[@notmeowth]

*When you look at RealLifeLore*

[@Pathocracy]

The sad story of the Helios flight was that of the brave member of the cabin crew, Andreas Prodromou. As the engines died, he remained conscious and tried to fly the plane. It's reported that he was able to steer the plane away from populated areas. This reduced the loss of life.

[@samr1048]

Coped commints

[@EEEEEEEE]

E‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎

[@mastertang4200]

There was his girlfriend too in the cockpit stated by the fighter jet pilot and if I'm not mistaken DNA of a second flight attendant was found in the cockpit

[@emiliospowerballer1441]

But no one knows how he was able to stay alive while everyone else was 'brain' dead

[@MrPanos2000]

​@@emiliospowerballer1441 he was build different

[@felixvictorsumoba7396]

the only documentary that i've watched without skipping a second

[@topspot4834]

I got excited when how saw the like/dislike ratio ... Definitely did not disappoint!

[@Archaon97]

I was always interested in these documentaries. Air Crash Investigation was aired here for some years, and I never missed an episode. Since series like this gets canceled in my country, there is no point owning a TV for me.

[@pinkyshoes22]

It was extraordinary! I was enraptured the entire time!!

[@iknowyoureright8564]

So you’ve never watched another documentary without skipping some of it?? Shame on you........dick!

[@dedsecwd]

true lmao

[@ジュン-i2r]

I never felt so scared and worried for something 0% related to me

[@BabyAntraxx]

Ik the curiosity kills me everytime I get into this topic. I hope I find out before death takes me.

[@arann9228]

ZA WARUDO

[@yikesyikespr.9055]

SHIKASHI- KINGU KURIMUZON WA SUDENI!

[@TatsTopsVideos]

@@arann9228 EAR RAPE NOISES

[@loririchards9211]

A craft of terror. All these things are fake

[@killjoy8372]

This story has always terrified me way more then any true crime or serial killer cases, the idea that even with all this technology and all these people searching we have literally no idea what happened to these people is so eerie

[@marktwain368]

Let's bring aliens and UFOs into this, shall we? Nobody has even put this idea on the table. Let's run with it!

[@tricky2816]

Manifest

[@thedramallama803]

@@tricky2816 ONG THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING

[@ras-qp4xx]

@@marktwain368 No evidence of those being the reason for the dissapearance.

[@rotua98]

in a very safe form of mass trasportation, plane surely the most save compare to other hundreds of flight everyday across the world and nothing bad news for most of the time out of million there is a chance that this is the anomaly right ? that all censor, electronic, signal transmiter and all malfunction at the same flight session if it is, poor guy, struggling to do whatever he can holding everyone wish to survive on his shoulder

[@antonysimpson6288]

The available evidence points towards suicide by the pilot. Sadly, people saying that they knew him and he would never have done such a thing really doesn't absolve him from blame - it's extremely common for people to do things 'out of character' - many perpetrators of mass killings are described as 'normal people' by those who knew them. Often we think we know people but we really have no idea what's going on in their private life.

[@touchofdumb]

“He seemed like a nice, quiet guy.” - Every neighbor of a serial killer. Everyone keeps some kind of secret life - even if it’s only thoughts or desires.

[@eshranmarktitus5462]

That's my same doubt 🧐

[@eshranmarktitus5462]

That's my same doubt 🧐

[@touchofdumb]

The main bit that got me was the Penang fly-by. One last look at home before dying. He even dipped the right wing down for a better look. That flight path is the suicide note.

[@the_bottomfragger]

I absolutely agree but can we stop calling it suicide? Killing 200 innocent people has nothing to do with suicide, it's mass murder and I couldn't give less of a fuck if the person decides to take himself with them.

[@neilchaturvedi]

My fifth grade best friends mother was on that plane. He left school a few months later. It was terribly, terribly sad. I remember my entire class gathered. He was not present in class, but we all prayed for his mother.

[@MubashirullahD]

Why he drop out from school? Please keep in touch with him.

[@spacedoggo5826]

@@MubashirullahD probbaly the kid was given to a family member that lived far away

[@BeN-bn5yb]

F

[@neilchaturvedi]

@@spacedoggo5826 That's pretty much what happened. He went to live in his family's village.

[@js5791]

Neil_Chaturvedi_15 that’s just awful

[@billykotsos4642]

And they wonder why T.V is dying. Amazing production my man.

[@mr.lookalike8666]

ikr its better than Mysteries Of the Missing. a literal tv show that did an hour show about it XD this beats it

[@skye6121]

370 likes 🤔

[@mr.lookalike8666]

@@skye6121 woah

[@kimberlyking9523]

My brother’s classmate was on this flight. Her family is still reeling from this tragedy. They believe the plane was hijacked. The sad thing is she had a fear of height.

[@KaelzO]

There are alive

[@kimberlyking9523]

@@KaelzO When you speak to them again, tell Hen her mom misses her.

[@selenas2186]

Did the plane carry any special goods ?

[@kimberlyking9523]

@@selenas2186 I don’t know what you mean. 🤷‍♀️

[@selenas2186]

@@kimberlyking9523 like maybe something extremely valuable? If it is believed to be hijacked.

[@GeorgeLarryMIBU]

The "good night" gives an eerie feeling...

[@svetlanaandrasova6086]

Same

[@chriscastro8387]

“Have a good night Malaysia 370”. That’s scary if you think about it

[@rawtrout007]

Goodnight babyyy :3:::33333:3 raWr

[@jayeah143]

Yeah it is goosebumps

[@zhanghao-wy2ib]

good night DEATH!

[@kinanhegarty250]

"So long and goodnight"

[@devinisdead4061]

Saying goodnight from a radio tower simply means you are passing them off to a different countries radio signal.

[@denzeltan4190]

When a KZbinr makes a better video than legit documentaries with actual budgets

[@apexpredator9021]

Denzel Tan well he did obtain the latest information up to this year and didn’t mention the theories that had been finally ruled out. The previous documentaries really worked with the little info they could go on. I’m sure we’re all trying to figure this case out, not trying to better anyone else.

[@denzeltan4190]

Apex Predator Better in terms of editing. Especially how he ends the video. You gotta admit this guy’s good at making videos

[@apexpredator9021]

Denzel Tan oh of course this video was well made and easy to follow. Documentaries still should receive the respect they deserve is what I’m trying to say, though this could somewhat be categorised as one

[@yaboytrev4298]

Even better. No commercial breaks!

[@denzeltan4190]

Apex Predator Yeah this is what I’m trying say

[@feedyourcat4780]

Image that...240 people in their seats, being unconcious caused by lost cabine pressure and the autopilot keeps running the plane for hours...what a creepy atmossphere

[@Might_G]

Yea but after all this time the parts or plane itself would have been found not unless it went down somewhere where it's still slowly decaying

[@coolboy13499]

OML.

[@mely3514]

If you think it’s already bad, something they didn’t mention is that a crew member who was the last one to fall unconscious was walking on the plane and entered the cabin trying to communicate with someone, and some military pilots who were sent to see what was going on saw him through the window before he fell unconscious.

[@happysongs4kyrone]

some would say it has low atmospheric pressure lost cabin pressure atmospher- im sorry

[@appleormac]

@@mely3514 what's your source for this?

[@jyookada]

There’s gotta be one guy who knows exactly what happened to the plane

[@VeraBrightfeather]

There were. 239 of them. They're all dead somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

[@justinmiller1191]

We can all agree: The ocean is a scary place.

[@elisew1783]

Justin Miller no people are scary. Most likely theory is that the pilot had a mental break and flew the plane until it ran out of gas. His last worlds were “god help me” and had mental problems

[@LoyaltyIsEvrthng]

@@elisew1783 not buying this theory ... I think a hijacking was involved somehow, perhaps by one of the other crew members and/or a few of the passengers. After things went off the rails, someone or many people probably got killed and the hijackers had no other options but to fly till they died .... landing wouldn’t have been an option because ... Jail

[@grassybirb4152]

Me, who absolutely fucking loves the ocean: **side ways glance at the video ** hmm yeah I guess

[@ZayneCal]

I live near the sea but f*ck i hate it

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

The ocean is also unfathomably huge.

[@sachinvenugopal7670]

This video is more Informative and well designed than many of the documentaries I've seen. Hats off LEMMiNO!

[@MannyLectro]

True ! It contains more informations than any previous documentary I've seen about that flight and I've seen quite a lot of them. I even learned new things. Well done Lemmino !

[@albeerawding9847]

Well its 24 minutes long instead of the usual 17 minutes long

[@organicgrains]

They always have been.

[@ScreechingPossum]

But how could it possibly be better than CNN's r̶e̶l̶e̶n̶t̶l̶e̶s̶s̶ non-stop o̶b̶s̶e̶s̶s̶i̶o̶n̶ coverage?

[@Salted_Potato]

Incredible production. This is just awesome

[@RealCristianoPenaldo]

2 replies on a comment with 2K likes, where the comment spammers be?

[@RealCristianoPenaldo]

define the word 'spammers'

[@hothotheat3000]

I mean, it took nearly 100 years to find the Titanic, even though we knew where it sank.

[@suspense_comix3237]

But the thing is that the Titanic had survivors that knew where the ship sank, and there was a ship, the RMS Carpathia that went over. There was no one who survived MH370 and definitely no one who was there when the plane crashed.

[@eomendofmapping3968]

Also, we discovered it whenever we had necessary technology.

[@sshreddderr9409]

thats because it costs lots of money to actually go find it, and there is barely a benefit to finding it. if finding this plane was a priority for governments, they would eventually find it no matter where it is.

[@johnniewalker2447]

I think it would be more appropriate to say nearly 80 years, rather than 100, but I get your point. It is incredibly important to find the wreckage

[@KrombobulousMitchell]

@@sshreddderr9409this is true, although I think if the world voted on finding this for £1billion they would do it

[@jensensmarket318]

I remember hearing this one on the news 7 years ago, thought nothing of it as I thought it would’ve been on the news a couple days later about it being found. Days passed, nothing. Months passed, nothing. It’s been 7 years now and I still cannot believe it hasn’t been found. I do hope it is found sometime within my lifetime.

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

@@josephbasenji1071 Evidence? Source? How do you know that's what happened?

[@3.2187_Kilometres]

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices He doesn't know exactly what happened (obviously anyone who does know is dead at the bottom of the ocean somewhere) but he's making an educated guess based off the evidence we do have of this case. I personally also agree that it was most likely the pilot commenting suicide by crashing the plane.

[@tjmfarming9584]

Don’t we all, I have the same hopes to live to see this happen

[@GreekThePete]

@@3.2187_Kilometres He's copy pasting his guess on what happened in multiple comment chains, which is based on information that differs depending on the source... And he starts it off with "I'll tell you exactly what happened" as if he's omniscient.

[@3.2187_Kilometres]

@@GreekThePete I've seen his comment copy pasted and the phrasing the bloke used is a bit off ("I'll tell you exactly what happend" when it's an educated guess at best) but I was replying to the bloke who said "How do you know that's what happend" with my reply basically saying "He doesn't, its a well educated guess".

[@amyrivera63]

I just imagine the thoughts, the feelings, those last moments, looking outside the window and just looking at the ocean coming at you, with that amount of speed. Horrifying.

[@WeAreNotAIone]

How do you know they crashed?

[@WeAreNotAIone]

@MrMarmalad this couldve been set up. It took them weeks to find the first couple of pieces. Also all the piece are easy to take of the actual plane after landing which makes it even more suspicious imo

[@WeAreNotAIone]

@MrMarmalad I mean it's not the first plane that mysteriously disappeared. Maybe there is something out of this world behind it?

[@greaseboi4]

Amy Rivera it is speculated that all of them were unconscious due to the 45000 feet altitude. So scary to be on this flight

[@RowenXDawn]

Could have been shit by a ufo and they are covering that.

[@5iwot5]

Man this was more intense than an episode of Aircrash investigation

[@safe-keeper1042]

More professional, too. I like cold-headed research like this over the more dramatised shock value reconstructions you often see on TV.

[@merseyless]

@@safe-keeper1042 Both of you would love watching CSB investigations. All analysis and 3d reconstruction, no fluff.

[@CyberJamSam]

Well it is about the length of a half-an-hour TV slot with about 4 mins to give to adverts so I reckon he could get it on TV if he wanted to. Would 10000% be worth the watch!

[@CartoonNetworkGlitches]

I felt like my heart beat was beating way too fast for no reason

[@kingclarion8011]

Proud to be the 999th like.

[@bhargavipba]

What confuses me about this is in fact, the passengers. It's easier to assume that the debris could've drifted down to the ocean floor (other than the ones that washed up on land). But what about the passengers? Humans bodies usually bloat when they are in the water for a long time. And we are talking about over 200 people. It's so strange.

[@jokedebock2747]

That’s because the body can greatly disintegrate when it crashes from a great height. The (little) evidence imo all points to this. They won’t find much bc the debris is too small in such a big ocean.

[@almightyraven8220]

@@jokedebock2747 and also all the sharks and critters that will have a feast.. could of been consumed

[@harrywildegreer4039]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how his voice is not one of those obnoxious KZbinr narration voices and is actually very simple and clear and calming

[@generaljohnstone]

Yeah so true 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😀😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😱😱😱😱🥶🥶🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@107Kawal]

Numbeeerrrrrrr 55555555555

[@archer8814]

“Can we take a moment” over used comment along with “plot twist” and “ hold my beer”

[@astroflexx82]

@@archer8814 Yeah exactly. Fed up of these no-life like beggars with their same trash copied comment

[@janethayes5941]

Harry, I agree. Thank you for your comment.🥰

[@AFFTFOMSICHTS]

There is nothing in the world that creeps me out more than this event.

[@Leena-uh4un]

This world is so crazy it’s scary

[@rayart3507]

@@Leena-uh4un yeah, the earth is like a real life horror movie

[@dink7751]

You should here where it landed and what "Dick Gregory" said about MH370. It landed on Diego Garica, British Indian Ocean Territory. He had an intelligence officer friend who warned him about 9.11. Everything he says is crazy but the odds are seem very True!

[@martytempleton3734]

I can’t agree with you more . I don’t think we’ll every know.

[@greybox8225]

what about corona virus?

[@akanksha5489]

The most terrifying thing about these cases is the mystery, the secret and the truth lies with the dead. And that's gut wrenching.

[@rudy1999]

The creepy music at 23:36 makes it even worse..

[@akanksha5489]

@@rudy1999 totally😶

[@Goudja]

I think a few living people know the truth, for example if it was shot down by militaries to prevent an act of terror on a base, and the order had been given by a general, this will be on his mind until he eventually goes too.

[@akanksha5489]

@@Goudja it's presumed that there were no survivors found but if there are people or one who really survived, the story might have been different don't you agree?😊

[@Goudja]

@@akanksha5489 i don’t think any people in the plane survived, but a number of people you can count on your hand, from outside the plane, must know

[@MiladyToxic]

I watch this at least once a month. There's something comforting about his voice, the subject is a mystery that pulls me in even years later, the facts are well explained and organized.. LEMMiNO is a masterclass in production, storytelling, and intrigue. Thank you for all that you do!!

[@TFS548]

Its so creepy that the pilot and the atc say "good night" and 1 minute 40 second later the plane dissapeared

[@Ostalgie658]

I know it’s not part of protocol, but imagine if he had just talked for two more minutes about something

[@pcou715]

100 seconds exactly.

[@zzbomr306]

Why is it so unbelievable? They said the equivalent of “see you guys, the ho chi min tower will take over in 15” at, you know, nighttime.

[@KLB1218]

That’s how you know it was planned by someone on board or terrorist. They waited til they were out of the Malaysian signals. Then said we good and turned around to execute their plan. Smh.

[@reaperzvoid1400]

Bullrun you guys listen to too many conspiracy theories. Goodnight is a normal thing to say from what I’ve heard, and it was night time

[@diamondDog_629]

The captain having a final look at his homeland is the creepiest part.

[@kembaI.]

chinna how?

[@kembaI.]

Explain

[@ilovecanines]

@@kembaI. The wing dipped over Pineng.

[@Thomas_Daly]

@@kembaI. He probably wanted to see his homeland before he crashed the plane on purpose or before it went down for a different reason

[@exposingliars9824]

Right. Maybe he had a fight with his wife before the plane crash. Pilots are very disturbed people. I dated one, and he was just OFF.

[@HippyFrogster]

It’s scary to know that even big and controlled objects such as airplanes can go missing in a world where technology is at a breakthrough

[@juliandiaz1081]

Smart Muffin there’s no way this just “went missing” this had to have been something that the government was involved in

[@nobodyfromnowhere3597]

Julian Diaz what's the point? Were they carrying a conclusive evidence that aliens existed? Somehow I doubt it. Epstein sure there a lot of good reasons for powerful people killing him, 9/11 has hallmarks of stand down Operation (essentially they let it happen) but this has nothing to do with government conspiracy.

[@juliandiaz1081]

Nobody From Nowhere There’s no way the government just let this happen it’s not possible. The technology at that time was probably not that much behind what they have now. Do you really think that a plane with hundreds of passengers could just vanish into thin air? It’s not possible

[@nobodyfromnowhere3597]

Julian Diaz Dude you were not watching the video very closely civilian air traffic control relies on onboard transponders both of which were turned off manually, military radar was tracking the flight until it was out of its range and well ocean is a big space quite devoid of humans especially if it outside of the regular shipping routes. My best guess it was a foul play and the weird flight pattern that military radar picked up was probably because due to infighting in the pilots cabin. Maybe the pilot had the same streak of absolute nihilism that Las Vegas shooter had. The kind with which you just can't argue or reason with.

[@juliandiaz1081]

Nobody From Nowhere bro I did watch the video, I’ve watched it and I’ve done extensive research on this whole flight because even when I first heard of it a couple years back it baffled me that 200 people just vanished. It makes absolute zero sense to me that only some debris was found. You’re extremely naive if you think that the government couldn’t at least track down the plane after. Maybe they had nothing to do with it sure but If you’re trying to tell me that a couple satellites and radars were the only thing that the government had to track down airborne objects at the time, then you’re simply dumb

[@bakingandcookingclubbymoon5306]

This was the BEST DOCUMENTARY IVE EVER SEEN OF ANY OTHER ONESSS. This is the reason I love ur documentaries and videos. Keep it up

[@notabotiswear659]

It’s so eerie that the captains last words are “Good Night”

[@HKB108]

Dramatic!

[@iug5672]

@@swamphawk6227 Good night is often used (in America at least) as a way of saying 'Goodbye' at night or when you're going to sleep. At any other instance at night one would use "Good Evening". So yeah, it's a little ominous to say the least.

[@frosty_josh8048]

@@iug5672 Especially since, he was the pilot you know? It makes sense though since the dude at Air Control said "Good night" first, but it's weird how Captain didn't respond and acknowledge that he was going to contact Vietnam, he just said "Good night" back to Air Control. Also since at 2:11 he stutters/pauses when repeated Malaysia 307, maybe he was forced to do something

[@slayerpoint-dr1pn]

It's just good night.. what's so "eerie" bout it.. They flew till the end of one ATC and now they are switching to the next radio as they are crossing and they will not be in same radio frequency any more talking to them again, so obviously anyone's last words will be good night only.

[@mememaster354]

It makes it even more eerie because of the fact that I saw this comment at 666 likes

[@manijattboy]

this guy made a way more informative documentary in 24 mins than what netflix recently made in 3 hours

[@TheeYellowDart]

Agreed.

[@asdfqwertyzxcvful]

Came here to say this. So many red herrings and problematic theories that they pitched as fact. I was stunned to see that they didn't even float the autopilot theory. Also I really hated the overuse of the tweet text tone...

[@jastastic2275]

Yupppp

[@Sunsetsonthehorizon]

@@asdfqwertyzxcvful that was driving me crazy! The whole flashing tweets thing/focus on social media was so unnecessary.

[@unfinishedart7797]

Frrrr

[@kuangcheng4589]

captain's last words: "Goodnight 370" still sends chills down the spine

[@Aqua750]

Goodnight 370 *you shall never see dawn*

[@lillywhit3661]

my dad took off to america a few hours after mh370 took off. im grateful nothing bad happened.

[@pottakuzhijabbar4318]

@@lillywhit3661 thank god

[@modzfordayz7657]

U had 420 likes before i liked and ruined it

[@hanawana]

Ayy lmao we don’t know what happened. You’re assuming.

[@capeios6917]

Just found this channel and is now one of my favorites. Amazing videos!

[@jmgmarcus808]

The fact that it flew back over Malaysia is disturbing. I think Australia made more of an effort to find the plane and figure out what actually happened than any other country. They should be commended for that.

[@jennifercui330]

@Julius Caesar Playzwe can still be grateful and appreciative though it is 'expected'.

[@sgtdanny69148]

The entirety of Asia including Malaysia and especially China were more concerned about revealing military secrets and radar capabilities to their edgy neighbors. I mean how is it they spent that much time looking in the strait, the gulf and the South China Sea only to be revealed later by an Australian satellite station that the South Indian Ocean is highly likely the crash site. How is it that Air France 447 was lost over the Atlantic in 2009 and was found 2 years later while 5 years and still counting 370 is still nowhere to be found....

[@Ratrix]

@@sgtdanny69148 What's your point?

[@sgtdanny69148]

Ratrix my point being, that the prolonged search for this aircraft has been hampered by secrecy, withholding information, red tape, politics and rivalries.

[@eliantonietti7233]

u strayan?

[@krisselissan6539]

if they don’t solve this in my lifetime then I’m just not gonna die

[@tobythetoaster5337]

Hehe

[@specialed6357]

Or you could just comeback and haunt us till we figure it out.

[@freyaLNH]

@@specialed6357 omg yes imma do that

[@medicbag3602]

1000 years later "Have they found it?" "Not yet." "Damnit. I was looking forward to dying!"

[@d.perezduarte]

@@medicbag3602lol

[@jacksonk5326]

This is gonna be the modern equivalent of the Titanic. It will probably be found decades from now and make world headlines

[@kostan55]

Technology and searches were more limited back then, so it wouldnt take more than 40 years like the titanic, but a decade is probable

[@muhammadfahimmansur2086]

But still people knew that Titanic sunk in the Northern part of Atlantic close to New Foundland Island whereas we don't even know what happened to MAS370. Did it sink in the ocean? Did it crash somewhere? We know nothing. It just disappeared.

[@AndyHappyGuy]

no lmao

[@diegoo5538]

July 23rd 2057- Flight 370 is found

[@josephbasenji1071]

@@diegoo5538 lmao there is no way it would take that long to find a 200 ft Boeing 777-200ER aircraft, they would probably in mid 2022 because it’s somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean.

[@PruppetMaster]

I remember being in 8th grade watching the world news on that day in March. I'll never forget it, the whole class went silent as the news broke. I remember one kid saying he needed to get ahold of his mom and freaking out, never knew if she was on board or if his other parent was, but he rushed to the office and he wasn't back in school for about 2 weeks. I still remember the look on that kids face, he looked like he was smacked by the hand of god.

[@xen301]

did he ever show up? what happened?

[@TransKidRevolution]

It's a made up story.

[@Ladiesman2178SD]

Any updates?

[@AndesF34]

The quality of the videos on this channel is heavenly

[@pinochets1fan177]

Soban Faiz It’s so good that I feel gulty for watching it without paying.

[@notcool4314]

@@pinochets1fan177 They simply earn by just watching it

[@suzycreamcheesez4371]

lol! heavenly??!

[@jessedobson1009]

The only KZbin channel that can keep my full attention for almost 30 minutes. edit: thanks for the channel recommendations, guess I'll binge 👀

[@justs_]

You clearly haven’t heard of Ahoy.

[@malluriders3069]

@@justs_ ahoy is lit

[@papnlilly]

Oh theres a few others...

[@mainranger6199]

Same as me

[@sanjayashwin9770]

Even pewds will get boring

[@ef5supercell]

God damn, it was 5 years ago? Feels like the news broke about it gone missing a few months ago..

[@rawtrout007]

RIP

[@spaceartist1272]

yeah! wtf i don't believe it was 5 years ago!!! more like 2-3 max this is glitch in the matrix!! but noone cares about this comment or me

[@rawtrout007]

Vraska Scheming dude what

[@ef5supercell]

@@spaceartist1272 ay bruh u good?

[@hemangchauhan2864]

There were flight crash news few months back, although very very different reasons

[@kent.c21]

10 years.

[@kris-hb4li]

umm okay????

[@LeoReedd]

@@kris-hb4liwhy did you feel the need to comment that

[@lickablestinkage7783]

​@@LeoReeddthe plane has been missing for 10 years now

[@aPol.01]

​@@LeoReeddwhy did you feel the need to comment that?

[@Loudesss]

@@aPol.01why did you feel the need to comment that?

[@wsphh2692]

this event seems so recent but damn, its been years

[@ari-bd1pz]

I still remember this being on the news when I was like 10

[@tawgenal]

toastisintheair toast yeah almost 5YEARS

[@capybar00]

I'm a Malaysian, it happened when I was 12, I'm 17 now..it's tragic..

[@abusedumpster8882]

Still remember hearing about it. Seems like it just happened

[@patrickmatrix9963]

I was 15 when I heard the news and now I am 20. That year where MH370 went missing was a Dark year for Malaysian Airlines cause a few months later, we lost another one at the Ukrain Russia Border and another one towards the end of the year

[@ParampreetDhatt]

This is easily the best and the most comprehensive documentary that I’ve seen on this subject. This includes professionally produced documentaries by leading media and news outlets.

[@tanyalebean3695]

@@zachisofire2422 ?

[@HD-mf9yg]

i think he just enjoyed the video...🤣

[@Proximity-]

It's scary to think that we're almost 7 years in, heading into 2021 and still NO signs of any bodies (which may have been decomposed by now) or even bones of the passengers etc, and the actual aircraft itself. Just some "missing parts" of the plane and pieces of debris "found" by the public. I remember this situation being the biggest news in 2014 which is still haunting me to this very day. I always wonder what ever happened in that plane, and I still wonder if I will live by the day to get some answers..

[@fart63]

I believe that because of how far underwater the aircraft would have landed, there would be no bodies, as the bones would simply dissolve at that amount of underwater pressure

[@givemeanameiwillhate9525]

Bones wont decay in just 7 years

[@fart63]

@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 at that level of water pressure they do.

[@fart63]

@@givemeanameiwillhate9525 in fact, at the deepest levels of water I believe they can decay completely in just a few weeks

[@givemeanameiwillhate9525]

@@fart63 how deep?

[@BandNerd6000]

I've occasionally looked into this since 4th grade, but this is the most well-researched source I have seen since this 2 year journey began.

[@aryn2885]

OVER 5 YEARS AGO?? I could’ve sworn this happened like last year

[@Emca97]

Mandela effect

[@akiddzaakir191]

Emca97 it is

[@cameleyez]

@@Emca97 more like, time flies when you're alive.

[@dustinhiggins4752]

Fr! I was thinking like two years ago at max. It's already been FIVE years. Crazy.

[@Poohshana]

Aryn Lipke probably feels shorter since there were other stories like this that happened after

[@harshmajra]

Took 73 years to find Titanic after it sank. How many years will this mystery take to solve?

[@rsears78]

Harshdeep Singh it will never be solved. The Titanic was made of very thick steel and iron, materials that would last a very, very long time, even against the salty ocean depths. Airplanes are made of thin aluminum and cheap plastics. The Indian Ocean is massive, and roughly averaging around 23,000 deep. If the plane went down at an insane speed there would be virtually nothing left behind. Like United flight 93 during 9/11 for example. The largest of pieces that were found from that were like 6 inches long. It’s crazy and scary

[@Wally-pu2hh]

And that was murder .

[@OhMeOhMy77]

And they had knowledge of precisely where it sank! They have a whole southern part of the Indian Ocean to guess where it might have gone down! It will be a coincidence if it's ever found!

[@muazthunder]

@Daniel Southerland the pilot of that plane is a sane and normal person.The theory of suicide is very unlikely.He is a trained pilot and also built s flight simulation in his home.

[@abercrombiescott]

Daniel Southerland of course. So no one can really know the true and blame him. But now we know even though they tried to hide it that the pilot had some issues including living alone after his wife left him. He cheated on her many times also having some mental issues. He was a psycho. Perhaps one of his girlfriends didn’t want him anymore so he planned everything as revenged not only her but many others. The way he did it very smart as you pointed out so No one can know exactly what happened

[@LeeEverett1]

People should stop losing hope in finding this aircraft, we will no doubt find it someday and hopefully get more answers as to what happened. I mean it took us 70 years to find the Titanic.

[@yeezuschrist420]

Yo you’re alive?? I saw you die of a zombie bite!

[@miteykightcrew3656]

@Lee Everett yeah I thought the same thing

[@lorrainethompson4358]

True...

[@FloafYT]

Straight fax

[@ricardobushwick7146]

At least titanic had survivors so we know what happened to it. As far as we know MH370 had 227 John/Jane Does who knows what happened but we’ll never know the full truth. We’ll find it but it’s gonna take a long ass time fr

[@baahcusegamer4530]

An excellent primer on this tragic mystery. On Dec 8, 2023, Green Dot Aviation posted an excellent followup in response to the recent Netflix documentary on the same. ​​⁠Balance of probability weighs HEAVILY in favor of the captain having committed mass murder/suicide. Only a trained pilot could have accomplished this hijacking in the manner it was done (we have moved well beyond the possibility of an accident here). There were only two known pilots on board. The captain had flight sim program with coords in remarkable alignment to M370’s known flight path. He deleted that program on Feb 20, 2014 the day before he flew the route to Bejing. He next flew the Bejing route on March 8, 2014. Except of course, early on he murdered everyone on board, in all probability.

[@vik5438]

Yes I love GDA and I was about to comment the same!!

[@dutbud9049]

Nah, Lemmino's video is still the best. He was objective and laid out the facts for people to analyze. IMO GDAs video was biased and very speculative.

[@muhammadafg1126]

No the flight sim path was made by a mouse cursor

[@NorwayTracking]

Storm the Indian Ocean, the Plane Can’t Hide from All of Us

[@deepanshusingh1809]

We have a bigger job to do

[@irene.5798]

Yeah and forget about Aliens, we will find Mermaids

[@wadddido9876]

@@irene.5798 or sirens

[@katrinaisoffline]

Piss Naruto style to make the plane glow a bright yellow.

[@bryaanrazo]

And most importantly WE WILL NARUTO SWIM

[@TABBYMUSIC]

*_This channel shows the true meaning of quality over quantity_*

[@ash332000]

TABBY Wow, I’ve never read this comment before wow.

[@Isaacfess]

Also *Accursed Farms* Creator of Freeman's Mind.

[@ivy_sauce]

We will always comment "This channel is quality over quantity"

[@Ad-ho7hc]

*_This comment shows the true meaning of quantity over quality_*

[@ivy_sauce]

@@Ad-ho7hc indeed

[@jamesiyer4937]

I remember flying Malaysia Airlines shortly after this incident. It was an eerie feeling, knowing that the passengers of MH370 had started their journey in the exact same way, expecting to reach their destination without any problems just like me.

[@kjl3080]

Must’ve been scary

[@eliteevildarkness5830]

Damn the anxiety !!

[@khalidzensa4479]

@@kjl3080 you're a metal fan? Cause I've seen your channel before

[@kjl3080]

@@khalidzensa4479 I mainly do metal stuff, yeah

[@khalidzensa4479]

@@kjl3080 ok

[@syncs2981]

Some of the best editing I've seen In such a long time, great work!

[@abafreal9351]

It's weird thinking in this modern era something like a plane can just disappear...

[@rawtrout007]

Edd 1 it's not in area 51 dude that's completely unrelated

[@jordanparson2089]

@@rawtrout007 r/woosh

[@gochieie4223]

Nothing is impossible

[@computerfreya317]

And it's something not just big but HUGE passenger plane.

[@memeymeemerson5426]

@@jordanparson2089 dont fuckin link subreddits when you arent on reddit. Also its r/wooooshwith4os

[@rubbhyr]

What if somewhere in another dimension just like ours, everyone wants to know where this random flight came from...

[@Sam-ec5qq]

PXLrChC yooooo

[@j-skullz]

Donnie Darko...

[@DiegoxFail]

@@communistdaughter2861 You should write a book or something, I just enjoyed reading this.

[@elizasollano4842]

"The police looked into the case further, and investigated the passengers on board. What bewildered them the most is that no record of these people exist, from birth certificates to companies that they say they work for, they don't exist. The authorites followed the passengers and crew to their homes to deterimine if concrete objects, such as houses, siblings, friends, can provide evidence that they exist. Yet all locations leading towards the passengers homes have lead to forests, fields, blank areas, and dead ends. And all aformentioned people that the victims of the plane had suggested have also never existed. People all over the world are speculating how, where, and why these people showed up. Many scientists are left wondering, thinking, and speculating on how these people have been created out of nothing. And many theories have come up, from dimensional hopping, to teleportation, to wormholes, but we may never know. Many nations fear these 'appearences', because if happened once, it may just happen again..."

[@fullbentfishing8070]

eliza sollano can I ask where u found this information

[@milkbread9616]

The reason this is scarier than a horror movie is because it’s not fiction

[@sacredsilence4471]

but not in the way u think its scary because its mysterious not because of fear

[@TheBigsby111]

Yeah... ?

[@UmbreonDarknessGaming]

agreed

[@CaseyAngelicaHardy]

Actually there are some horror movies that are based on true stories but I get what you’re saying haha

[@hamdi3008]

No shit ya think ?