Vital Data to Locate MH370 is Mysteriously Missing | Mysteries of the Deep

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared without a trace somewhere in the Indian Ocean, 8th March 2014. Using sonars to map the ocean floor, experts narrow down the search zone to 2000 miles off the coast of Western Australia, along what they dub the 7th Arc. They believe a new method of measuring impact waves could hold the answer to where the aircraft lies. However, another mystery emerges when crucial data is missing.
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[@lesliechan31]

I REALLY hope this plane is found in my lifetime. I've been obsessed with this case ever since it started. My condolences to all the families. They all deserve answers.

[@rrh2918]

Katty Koo me too

[@dogchanneldoglover5506]

Someday we will definitely watch ' 'I shouldn't be alive '

[@caturlifelive]

Agreed

[@leaveearly3751]

Probably carried highly classified persons that someone didn't want to arrive at the destination.

[@Eggywind]

We will never find Mh370. It was shot down over Ukraine in July the same year as Mh17.

[@poodtang2104]

I'm beginning to think some people never want this plane found.

[@m.ameng54]

You are right.

[@m.ameng54]

This is not a regular plane, this is boeng, its not easy to have technical issue, if it has the technical issue, there will be another 2 system that still operates normally.

[@ClaytonBigsbee]

Illuminati

[@zoukomg5146]

You are right

[@theadamtron]

lol.... or maybe it crashed into a huge expanse of ocean where finding the plane is very difficult?

[@BlueHelvetical]

Australia made a lot of help for Malaysia. I am from Malaysia, and although I am not linked with MH370, malaysians wanted to thank to Australia for lots of help and hope the relationship between this 2 countries stay stronger. Not only for Australia, but for all countries included.

[@superoof1837]

Thanks. Im aus

[@jeffstreet3174]

👍

[@IsaacRizard]

Yes, so we must allow Lynas be operated in Malaysia instead of Western Australia as a mark of gratitude.

[@ulimacha]

Australia is searching the ocean floor for sunken ship or some research or maybe surveying the ocean floor. Searching MH370 is a side mission.

[@X50505]

@@ulimacha Absolute rubbish.

[@Eztliz]

Someone knows what happened to this plane and they’re not saying.

[@avidpraveen]

This what I was thinking from so long... Malaysia officials not revealing the the mysterious truth....

[@usveteran9893]

Without a Doubt

[@gillie3696]

The government

[@sarahkattp]

I’ve had a sus feeling about this from the start. Somethings just not right.

[@monsieurlechevalier]

Indeed!

[@alanmcneill2407]

The fact that the missing 25 minutes encompasses the time the plane would have come down is very highly suspicious, I don't know what people had control over those gravitational receptors, but I think those people should be forced to step forward into the light and provide an explanation for this incredible "coincidence". .

[@allsides5626]

Yea I know... It didn't seem like a coincidence at all ..... Feels like someone was in the flight that was needed to be gone from earth and that was their strategy to remove him or her!!

[@greggstrasser5791]

@@allsides5626 It was packed full of businessmen who were about to cut a deal with China. No joke.

[@jfryer485]

@@allsides5626 How do you find a plane falling into the South China Sea by spending over a hundred million dollars to look in the Indian Ocean?

[@memi4586]

They're the military. No one is stepping forward.

[@jkbg5241]

Humans: we cant find mh370 Meanwhile : sea creatures passing by mh370 everyday

[@620john620]

ᴊʙ ᴄᴀɴᴅʏ ᴘᴏᴘ ask the sea creatures for help, Aquaman.

[@user-vr6io5xb9e]

We can’t find mh370 but trying to find water on the Mars

[@mkhanman12345]

Kind of a whack joke

[@TheRealZeeNkosi]

Hahahahah!!

[@EMMANUELIWUOHA.]

Not only everyday but every second. Some probably exploring it. It's like a museum down there to them. Lol

[@triple7marc]

Why is this the first time I’m hearing about a missing 25 minutes of hydrophone data? That is extremely suspicious.

[@saidsakic8232]

The very fact that this sensor was turned off at that time indicates that something fell into the sea at that time. Airplane mh370?

[@wym5311]

I was a reporter in Beijing and covered this story from the beginning..it was noy easy and got punched by the families ~ I dont blame them. It is a bizarre and tragic case....still no answers. RIP

[@gimmeabreak4435]

Sir TroLLington Da 3rd Aliens oOOoOh

[@brucesmith7822]

Found. Look up MH 370 special investigation on 60 minutes It tells all.

[@brucesmith7822]

Any information on plane was not available. Here is a retired plane accident investigator from Canada thats shows what happened. It's about an hour long but tells the truth what happened. Look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@boyracer5514]

No you wasnt

[@akiawayne]

@@boyracer5514 "weren't"

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

The fact Diego Garcia is a US military base makes me suspicious of any information coming from there.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

its like expecting area 51 army base to handover recordings of the night sky for ufo research

[@SixPackDan]

Yes its a US military base where they confiscate your personal electronics. AND the land is owned by the British Empire.

[@imtripp1n]

Dont know what they would gain from it but ok

[@vintagethrifter2114]

The missing data is most likely a technical glitch. If they wanted to hide something, they wouldn't make it look like they're trying to hide something. They would have patched the space with irrelevant data.

[@everydaysurvivalgear]

@Sassy The Sasquatch wadiyatalkinabeet

[@tcb384]

i’ve been obsessed with this case since 2018 (since i was 13). my condolences to all the loved ones of the passengers and crew members. if i’m alive to see one historic thing in my life, i would want it to be the finding of MH370.

[@arfshesaid4325]

thats nice to know people are still interested in seeing this tragedy solved, im sure any family members really appreciate your words

[@yayayaya6138]

me too

[@PoeLemic]

@@arfshesaid4325 Yeah, a lot of people want it solved. I do too. I think there are people who know what happened, but they are not allowed to talk about it.

[@johndawkes7339]

Nice to hear Jeremy Wade doing something different, he has such a nice voice for narration.

[@etopsflight3954]

Normally associated with looking for aquatic monsters........

[@LJ-25]

RIGHTTT

[@AJ91244756]

bruh i was like why is this voice so familiar and its him?!

[@OnTheRoadAF]

I thought he’s the guy behind the Jim Browning channel on KZbin...

[@Tyrannosaurus_Wrexx]

Dexter Dexx Now I hear Jim Browning, too!

[@alvinlinardi9437]

6 years and still becomes a mystery. This should be filmed like titanic

[@Lolwut_tt]

Too bad theres no surviviors. My friend still waiting for her father to come. Its pretty deppressing when you think about it

[@ReichX1000]

Let's wait a hundred years or so

[@jeffa4822]

HazzGames im sorry for your friend lost 🥺

[@learnit465]

there definitely will be a movie

[@suhailmustafa2724]

@@Lolwut_tt my condolences to your friend's father and my sympathies to her.

[@yogidemis8513]

I think there's some people in the world that don't want that plane to be found or the pilots somehow went way off course and were looking in the wrong area however, the ocean is a big place but nothing just vanishes or just disappears in thin air unless someone makes something vanish and not want to be found.

[@yebosuwa]

Totally agree! Someone knows something

[@yogiguitar1]

yup you said it in this day and age its not possible for this to happen.and yet it did. and uncle sam is hanging on to vital info. why? theres gotta be a motive for it all theoretically assuming foul play . find that and it all opens up like a tin of tuna

[@ScaredDonut]

More than 80% of our oceans are still unexplored...

[@bunnyfreakz]

​@@ScaredDonut Because 80% of our ocean is not interesting, it will be only seabed and salt water.That's why we don't explore that and spend so much money to looking at sea water.

[@swisssoulja7551]

Type in Google: "Is MH370 MH17? "

[@davws88]

I'm from Malaysia and I actually heard some rumors about there were a few important specialist or officials on board the plane and someone didnt want them to reach Beijing...

[@dazmanshears]

Where in Malaysia are you

[@duttadivya2002]

Don't tell me CIA hand is here too....they seems to be caught in almost all the mysteries around the universe since 1950.

[@belerion8471]

i also heard rumors about mossad too..

[@AndrewManook]

@@duttadivya2002 Not "mysteries" rather operations.

[@brucesmith7822]

Your right and for the real story look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@airlandseaman]

From the beginning, the facts are scrambled here. Contrary to what was stated, the 7th arc is not defined by fuel analysis. The 7th arc has nothing whatsoever to do with fuel consumption. The 7th arc is defined by the Inmarsat I3F1 BTO data recorded at Perth GES. All available hydrophone data has been extensively analysed by several experts and found to have no signals consistent with the BTO data, BFO data and debris drift data.

[@22ergie]

You watched to 60 Minutes Australia episode.

[@EL-np3fx]

Discovery hasn't been a reliable source for years now. Their main attraction Shark week is now fake documentaries with actors posing as experts

[@370Location]

Actually, detailed acoustic analysis does point to a site on the 7th Arc that meets those criteria. Please see my reports at 370Location dot org.

[@TheGamingAlong]

That alone voids the credibility of this documentary.

[@395PRS]

debris was fake and planted. I can give you several examples. You people are way too easily fooled.

[@wolfdenranjeet]

It's a shame on modern technology MH370 still missing

[@jeffbenton6183]

@Reon Eade The pentagon is not a sky scraper. And what happened that day is not a mystery.

[@jeffbenton6183]

@Reon Eade I read that too fast as 3 sky skrapers and 3 planes; my bad. And you must be ten if your going to respond to something like that with a silly insult.

[@itsjustnopinionok]

The ocean floor has a huge surface area. Image trying to find one plane sitting in a field. In an area the size of texas using a device that only cover an area the size of 1 arce. Plus your on a time schedule with a limited budget.

[@brucesmith7822]

Not any more. Look up MH 370 special investigation on 60 minutes It tells it all.

[@kolo2492]

you need to look at the recordings from satellites maybe one day they will share them because today it is confidential intelligence on which national security depends

[@superman198224]

Here’s an idea, don’t let the pilots have access to transponders. Treat it like the cockpit recorder, only let the data flight information be update via the company (remotely) and not the flight crew.

[@TheJillianRussell]

Agreed! I've never understood why any member of the crew should have access to the transponder signal. Why the FAA and their other countries counterparts can't do something about this i just don't get.

[@samsingh3753]

Beautifully said 👏

[@reinforcedpenisstem]

Yes

[@SalamounTV]

I search MH370 everyday. Hoping to find an answer..

[@prabhukiranz]

well I too did tat almost an yr...then gav up.... (not everyday tho ...)

[@Glories999]

Where you been looking? Under your bed?

[@TheGamingAlong]

How?

[@vinaydesai8628]

Why?

[@aiman9088]

goodluck with that, plane goes BRRRrr

[@albertsammut433]

MH370s disappearance clearly proves the fact that when you are desperately looking for something that is lost,then unfortunately you will never find it..and that it will eventually show up on its own when no one is searching anymore.

[@smoothbobby6230]

It will NEVER show up.

[@semoneg2826]

Hope so

[@jetsky226]

It's located south of India according to the spirits of mh370.

[@Gemosiku]

A very haunting case. I get goosebumps every time i read or watch an update about it.

[@youthised58]

They don't want you to have that information because someone wanted someone on that aircraft disappeared.

[@user-gz2pc2jk3t]

The plane was Hijacked..

[@chelsea9641]

@@user-gz2pc2jk3t you think bro? Honestly I don’t know it’s suspicious though.

[@daleHarrison93]

@@user-gz2pc2jk3t by whom? they would of sent a message thing by then

[@williamcarrington3474]

Hi-jacked by the Boeing/Honeywell Uninterruptible Auto Pilot , during Exercise "Gold Cobra" ?

[@divekyle1017]

@Lady Gia Do you have proof that the pilot is alive? Why do you think he’s alive?

[@predatoruy]

The search area is massive, even if they already searched above the airplane wreckage it´s very possible they´ve missed it.

[@dbufi]

It’s also quite possible there was never any wreckage to find...way too many “coincidences” in the details of this story

[@NaenaeGaming]

Brittany Lynn Way too much ocean to be covered. Besides, much of searching the sea floor has already been done through other means, and submarines wouldn’t help much. EDIT: Likely too deep anyway for many submarines.

[@usveteran9893]

@@NaenaeGaming I would assume the depth would crush a submarine.

[@brucesmith7822]

They searched where they think the plane came down when fuel was gone along the 7 th arc on 3-8-2014 in southern Indian ocean. It wasn't until 7-29-15 that the first piece of plane the right flaperon showed up on Reunion island. After being sent to France and examined it showed MH 370 serial number.. Also it showed the trailing edge all chewed away and could have only happened if someone was landing plane and put the flaps down. someone was in control. Then in June of 2016 there was 1/3 of the right outboard flap that was right next to flaperon broken off found on Pemba Island. The trailing edge of it was also chewed away. Now the plane must have come down about 80 to 100 miles farther along 7th arc. They need to search farther. Since then there has been 28 more pieces found that has come of the outside of plane. You can see all of this in detail go to google and look for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@brucesmith7822]

@@dbufi You are right for the real story look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@robsmithracing]

Jeremy Wade has upped his game from River Monsters

[@ScramasaxeRA]

The 7th arc is not the fuel limit arc. It’s the arc showing the distance the plane was compared to the satellite that gave it a final handshake. Where the planet crashed near that last known point on the arc, that is determined by fuel.

[@jewishspacelaseroperator5410]

That new route is probably true considering the only piece of the plane ever found was a wing flap the washed up on reunion near Madagascar right by the point of supposed impact

[@Sunburst75]

There's actually 30 pieces almost certainly from MH370 been found, and all of them were found around this area in the video

[@Yxalitis]

@MercyReaper You sound so confident.

[@Meerkat040]

@MercyReaper Not sure it was, the parts that were investigated determinded that the plane was ditched into the ocean.

[@jeffbenton6183]

asdf is correct. They've done computer modeling of the currents all but confirming that the debris came from the 7th arc.

[@pasoundman]

So the satellite data is false ?

[@jsmnzgb]

It's interesting how they never mention what's on Diego Garcia yet it's the recordings from exactly that island with missing data!

[@mr_adriano_]

Jas Min Diego Garcia is a tactical US army base.

[@395PRS]

You are getting very warm!

[@jsmnzgb]

@@mr_adriano_ That's what I'm pointing out Sherlock! Wasn't mentioned once in this video!

[@craigcrawford6749]

Two days after this flight went missing I was talking with my friend in the USA and I said Diego Garcia, of course its there

[@Monkey-on8lj]

Jas Min they Said there was a military base are you slow?

[@mayday3041]

"For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open" Luke 8:17 🙏🙏🙏

[@brucesmith7822]

For the truth on what happened look on google: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance.

[@mayday3041]

@@brucesmith7822 Thank you my friend. I watched that video and I think this cientific is absolutly right! Hard to believe that I could find a honest, sincere version of this endless investigation.

[@semoneg2826]

True but in due season

[@sparkymalarky4322]

Shame for all the families that cant get any closure

[@tyrusquiroz8810]

I hope this mystery will eventually be solved in my lifetime.

[@chadmccarthy1898]

Jeremy wade has an amazing voice and pronounces everything so clearly

[@sadayarkoil]

Katty Koo 8 months ago I REALLY hope this plane is found in my lifetime. I've been obsessed with this case ever since it started. My condolences to all the families. They all deserve answers.

[@daveblevins3322]

It is very strange indeed. But I must say this: "If you are able to switch off all power supply to the recording equipment, and avionics equipment, then it would be extremely hard to find". So with that said; maybe something nefarious has occurred.

[@brucesmith7822]

You right . for the real story look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@blazerocker1734]

When powerful people don't want something found then it's going to stay missing for quite a while.

[@cococly]

Is that Jeremy Wade, the river monster?

[@rupe53]

Ya know, it took 73 years to find the Titanic and we knew exactly where that went down.

[@edenelizabeth7971]

Thats because the Titanic didn't break into millions of pieces, it, for the main part, was intact, whereas MH370 broke into millions of pieces on impact. It will be very hard to find especially after 7 years but I hope they do.

[@kimkearney5419]

Unless it was glided after fuel shortage. That's one theory. Then it would be in a different location, and may have been done to keep the plane basically intact. That one piece that was found was quite large, and it indicated that the flaps were open. Gliding? Most of the experts agreed, some were still not certain.

[@edenelizabeth7971]

@@kimkearney5419 Usually, when a plane runs out of fuel, it will go into a nosedive. I believe if it glided into the ocean, we would've found it by now, but its possible it could've glided I just think it's unlikely

[@pakmule88]

This theory hinges on two big assumptions: 1) The plane collided with the water, rather than landing 2) Hydrophones are sensitive enough to detect such events, given the distance and relative strength of the signal (compared to nuclear detonation)

[@brucesmith7822]

To see the truth on what happened look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@stef2090]

If we consider the missing data to be directly linked to the flight then this indicates there may have been accomplices.

[@StaffanLiback]

If I do not remember wrong there was some theories about the plane taking this route and flying over Diego Garcia some years back. Interestingly enough it was denied by the authorities as never to have happened. Now also information missing that would be crucial to the case. What a coincidence. Just saying.

[@brucesmith7822]

Look on google at this site. Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@VanessaDMusic]

0:41 I was always curious about why no passengers ever tried to contact anyone while on flight, especially with modern day technology, perhaps they were unconscious?

[@dahaproject3498]

how? with wifi connection?

[@VanessaDMusic]

@@dahaproject3498 planes usually have built in wifi

[@dijkstra261]

They are unconscious Cabin depressurised making them hard to breathe and it's very cold, they would likely died before the plane crashed

[@Ophidicus]

this actually happened 1 day after I arrived back home from visiting Australia on my birthday and I have been really interested in it ever since

[@peteronkangi2628]

I'm now beginning there is a whole syndicate behind this plane's disappearance. I'm also quite confident that the captain of this plane is still alive

[@stucrossland3719]

See Dan Hanley.

[@northernzeus768]

The pilot was found to have been running drastic turn maneuvers on his home Navigation software on a map of that exact area. The engines for this model of plane send real time data to the manufacturer separate from the transponder. The engines ran for 3 hours after the tracker was turned off. The pilot made several dramatic maneuvers before going silent. Only a few small, generic pieces of debris where ever found. None with serial or flight numbers. 25 minutes of the sonar readings are missing. That plane never crashed. Someone or something was on that plane that was never intended to reach its scheduled destination.

[@semoneg2826]

Wrong Boeing confirmed a part with part of a serial number on it

[@GuitarReviver]

Anyone interested in learning more about this case ought to watch Lemmino's video on it... equally fascinating and horrifying.

[@mirap2888]

Yes, I've seen it.

[@iliaskslr]

Yeah it is perfect!

[@electricwally]

Do you have a link or a more detailed title of the Lemmino video please? Thank you kindly.

[@GloriosoMD]

@@electricwally Disappearance of flight 370

[@TheJillianRussell]

I've watched it too, interesting vid.

[@ranggafahmi8479]

Why would they make a switch to turn off transponder though. Make it always on, or at least place the switch somewhere hard to reach from cockpit

[@temuulenhartwig3038]

We can't find a plane on this planet and yet we are trying to find life on mars?

[@brendanzhang7488]

you got a promblem they need profit and finding the plane wouldn't help profits

[@Bulletized]

​@@brendanzhang7488 Yes it would, just recently Malaysia offered 70 million USD to a US company if it finds the plane. Sounds like profit to me

[@alicethemalice1897]

It's been said we know more about the solar system than we know about our oceans, or so I've heard.

[@semoneg2826]

Yes the ocean is way more dangerous than exploring space about90% of the earth oceans have not been explore...get a globe of the earth you would see why

[@Aldnon]

"Indonesian atc" transfer to vietnamese atc? Did he just mistake Indonesia as Malaysia?

[@Aldnon]

@@user-hk4fw7ll9q No the chronology at the time he was talking about this was when the plane fly north that was border between vietnamese water and malay water. nowhere near Indonesian airspace.

[@Aldnon]

@@azizulakram1921 That plane didn't travel there, that was 500km out of the range.

[@kimkardashi-un2004]

@@Aldnon It is actually

[@yusufpassarela7105]

i think yeah because i watched a documentation of the mh370 and they did not say indonesian

[@TwitterAR3]

Diego Garcia.... IMAGINE THAT!

[@americafirst7338]

There is a theory is was shot down, we will never know

[@RubenTheBoss._]

MH17 land on diego garcia too

[@Willaev]

@@RubenTheBoss._ lol

[@Tubemanjac]

@@RubenTheBoss._ Come on, this a serious subject.

[@LeftIsBest001]

From what I understand of the satellite "handshake" data that was released, it is not possible for the aircraft to have taken a more northerly route towards Diego Garcia / Madagascar. They've used those signals received by the satellites, and the satellites own position data to work out the general track the aircraft took.

[@brucesmith7822]

You are right to see how look on google: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@semoneg2826]

Well armchair experts always ignore the facts

[@jfryer485]

@@semoneg2826 The real experts are brilliant at ignoring facts too The radar shows it crashing into the South China Sea Kind of rather an important fact to dismiss?

[@fogdan]

I like this idea. Great thinking on his part.

[@marwan_nafea]

So we can see planets and galaxies that are so far away from us, but somehow we cannot find that plane! Someone cleaned very well after taking down that plane ;)

[@Enzoxvx]

that's not how space telescopes work man..

[@Monkey-on8lj]

Half the people who watched this video have something wrong with their brain

[@Monkey-on8lj]

Gazpacho Suave how bruh these dudes think it’s easy to find MH370 u a first ballot unanimous HOF school threat

[@brucesmith7822]

The planes location has been found. Look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@semoneg2826]

Try searching the oceans and tell me wht you came up with...lucky if you even survive it

[@JackieBaisa]

Is there a Part 2 to this video? It seems to be just cut off at the end, in the middle of the story, without any outro. Strange. I would love to hear the rest...

[@brucesmith7822]

Look up on google 1hour &16 mins. tells all Algonquin College Speaker series Larry Vance

[@mixter7x7]

this aircraft is either : completely burned to the ground where it was hit with multiple cruise missiles or hidden inside a hangar already converted to a weapons delivery vehicle. it takes a lot of space to secretly store this aircraft - so - more likely it was destroyed within hours after landing.

[@brucesmith7822]

Here is the truth .Look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@jasonsmith1143]

can't believe it been 6 years already

[@louievergara6590]

Considering that a part of an airplane confirmed to be from MH370 has washed ashore in the reunion island, the point of impact of MH370 closer to diego garcia is highly plausible

[@brucesmith7822]

Location found: Look up on google: Algonquin College Speaker Series Larry Vance.

[@yvonsmith6639]

Best video made on the subject.

[@Beansprout.2131]

Wow... haven't heard of "Hydrophones" before. This is becoming more and more interesting.

[@samus4040]

Well, there goes 8 minutes of River Monsters I’ll never get back.

[@chris929rr7]

This is narrated by the River Monsters guy Jeremy Wade I think is his name. Its unmistakable.

[@22ergie]

...fascinating...very interesting as well

[@NHSSHINOBI]

I've done some light researching, but really I would like to sit down and studie the events that happened. Its very interesting.

[@brucesmith7822]

This is what really happened look on google: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@davewhite9464]

Searched has been stopped for 4 years now

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

IT is my hope the transponder can no longer be deactivated by pilots or crew, or if so, then an independently functioning Emergency Transponder comes on line. OH ... NO need for ANY pilot to be aware such a thing exists.

[@jimmiller6704]

I had woken up early that day to a bright white searchlightish light coming into a plane's cockpit.

[@SZ-1234]

Imagine if plane landed in unknown island and people's on that plane still alive!

[@mr.nobody2968]

A tender notion, but factually, highly unlikely.

[@rafael6693]

i need that fine scotch!

[@suatustel746]

Flaperon

[@francescolavilla271]

that would be FAR CRY 7!!!!!

[@panzermeyer9944]

LOST season FINALE.

[@manjunathswamy2270]

Calligraphy experts, financial experts, semi conductor experts, NGO worker,Trade Union experts all in a same plane. Something that doesn't fit too well.

[@Gunsandjewels]

Calligraphy experts are very dangerous :))

[@haziqq]

Is that the voice of Jeremy wade?

[@theaveragesimmer4780]

It didnt take me long to realize this documentary is narrated by Jeremy Wade. I like it.

[@AluminumOxide]

Maybe it went into a star gate sequence from 2001: a space odyssey

[@PPPinkepank]

Is there a second part or why does it end so abruptly?

[@BalthazarMyrrh70]

Jeremy had to check his fishing lines

[@afcfan9310]

Is the narrator Jeremy Wade from river monsters?? I’ve watched almost all those episodes to recognise his voice.

[@doubleaadoubleaa5538]

Looks like somebody important was on that plane.

[@brenthawley8542]

They probably had info on the Clinton’s. Lol

[@Anomize23]

Starting to make sense now

[@anushreejain4705]

But they said they have checked the whole passengers list. And nobody seemed that very important that the whole plane had to disappear.

[@717films4]

What if it lands 20 years later like nothing ever happened

[@markmaki4460]

And Rod Serling steps off with the passengers.

[@brendanzhang7488]

it happen before in the late 1900s

[@karthicknitish]

They have already found some debris

[@Vinnie101a]

And Elvis will be the first to leave the aircraft.

[@johnvonhorn2942]

Then we're in uncharted territory.

[@santamariamarvy]

LEMMINO covered this very extensively. You should watch their video

[@fawwazbmn]

Agree! In my opinion, the best video on MH370 so far. Not biased & doesn't blame anyone without solid proof.

[@theriddler482]

It was obviously Zaharie. He flew around Penang because he wanted to see home for the last time.

[@TheAviationBirds]

I always think what happened to this plane! Where is it... Did they closed the case?

[@marckarapalli2027]

It's south of reunion island resting on the shallow seabed with debris strewn in between some mounds on the ocean floor in an area less than a football field.

[@robharding4028]

It took us 73 years to find the titanic, I hope we can get there a bit quicker with this search !

[@RichManSCTV0]

Not gonna lie. I was on that flight. Wont tell you what happened.

[@vagabond-yj8pn]

I was the pilot and I appreciate your silence. Remember what happens on my plane stays on my plane.

[@XxbankerboomxX]

I was the plane, thank you for silently entering the ocean

[@aamirashrafali8752]

I am the ocean....i won't tell where u people crashed !

[@mrjean9376]

You guys are way too much staying at home

[@SainulabidPothangodan]

I was the captain and actually we didnt take off

[@thereselinneaa]

I still sthink of this everyday. It reminds me of the tv show Lost. I really hope they get answers soon. This must be solved.

[@brucesmith7822]

Found location for truth look on google: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@jonasmcrae2]

Was that the torpedo scene from Godzilla? Great content Discovery channel

[@textmachine09]

I have this feeling that we will find this plane randomly sometime in the future.

[@brucesmith7822]

They now know they the area look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@hoedemakerbart]

Could be because there where sightings reported in the maldives. The last route shown in this video could correspond. It crashed near the coast of reunion

[@ShamyTV5k]

when will people start realizing that the plane hasnt impacted on the surface but the pilot ditched the plane on purpose. The whole investigation has been a mess and miss

[@semoneg2826]

They refuse to hear the facts

[@gibinbabu27]

Waiting for the 2nd part..

[@Sandy-hn5rr]

This is why I stay awake and see the map in the TV screen...

[@jeffstreet3174]

The plan might never be found☝️ but time might reveal who was behind it.

[@cenrics6137]

i second this

[@johnp139]

Just like the plane in the Langoliers, only this one never made it back.

[@sebastianabsolution655]

precisely.

[@jamielancaster5185]

The main point, every new technology which can be used are often for top secret use. The countries owning it will not surrender informations or technologies which can be used against them or lose their advantages.

[@JB3235]

Very interesting information probably worth a look just to rule it out.

[@muhammadabdulaziz2199]

“Frustratingly, he keeps saying MH three hundred seventy”

[@getpoopeduponkid2059]

Mike Hotel 3 7 0

[@2222cooperative]

@@folsaccor3060 Yes, but it was quickly found.

[@martinc.720]

So?

[@jefferysterner]

Yeah reminds me of the people who kept saying 9 - 1- 1 instead of 9-11

[@ssoffshore5111]

My money is on the wreckage will be found somewhere around Christmas Island to Java, Indonesia. The plane would have run out of fuel in this area. Both locations have airstrips too. All the data I've studied suggest these locations fit the drift models, com points, and seismic detections for that night.

[@Shaaan]

NO watch the two half hour documentaries about the plane. what this video suggested (plane near diego garcia) might be correct bc it is the same distance as the 7th arc but in other direction. also if you look up the documentary there are several claims about people in diego garcia saying they heard plane sound on 8th march 2014.

[@ssoffshore5111]

@@Shaaan I personally don't believe the plane landed at DG as many have suggested. There's no way to keep thousands of people silenced or to cover up a story/mystery of this magnitude if it landed at that base. Also, there are seismic sensors in the proximity of that area and no doubt would have clearly picked up something substantial in that area if the plane came down in the water in that region.

[@brucesmith7822]

You lost money. Look on google for: Algonquin college speaker series Larry Vance

[@ssoffshore5111]

​@@brucesmith7822 I have read Larry's book and completely agree his evidence proves it was a controlled ditching. That does not mean the plane wasn't basically out of fuel at that point and he certainly doesn't know where the pilot put the plane down (in a controlled fashion). The pilot likely lost an engine due to lack of fuel and at that point put it down while he still had one. If you didn't want the plane to be found, obviously you wouldn't want thousands of gallons of jet A fuel floating around on the surface of the ocean, so he wisely burnt the fuel off. Again, Larry doesn't know where the plane is and nobody else does either. Again, my guess is it's in the area I mentioned, or further south of the search area.

[@brucesmith7822]

@@ssoffshore5111 They know for sure it's west of Perth about 1200 miles and the ocean drift pattern goes west from there. They have found about 30 pieces of the plane and 3 of them has MH 370 serial number. This was a well thought out plan because he wanted to di a controlled landing so there would not be debris to be found. On the 2 searches they had above and below water the question was the same where is the debris?? For the truth in what happened look on google for: MH 370 special investigation 60 minutes

[@louisconstantino4493]

For a second, i thought i misclicked the video to river monsters 😂

[@a.p.sarkar3967]

I read in a newspaper that a man in south Maldive saw a plane flying at very low level.-- time and date matching. Even though Maldive govt denies, this should be given importance. wreckage may be found west of that country.

[@semoneg2826]

Nope would have been found by now.....the hand shake the plane received put it directly over the Indian Ocean... The plain was still flying 8 hours

[@oliviachiware8848]

I think the pilot landed the plane smoothly on the quite Indian ocean and it sank leaving less debris afloat. The fact they say it takes a professional pilot to make that turn, that means he was professional enough to land smoothly with the quite sea as an endless runway, until the speed was slow enough to allow sinking. In that case the plane must be intact under water not far away from the communication systems were switched off. If the pilot's intentions were suicidal, he had no reason of flying until he runs out of fuel, but land on sea , just after switching off communication, or turning the plane again to complicate things further.

[@gimmeabreak4435]

Olivia chiware I don’t think you understand how difficult it is to ditch a plane at night, in the middle of the ocean intact.

[@michaellandis2144]

Obviously, there was someone (or some-thing) on the flight that some-one doesn't want found. Yes, it's that simple.

[@bmanisap1]

I really hope they will find soon people want answers NOW to what happened!

[@luv4da80s]

If you want the best explanation of how this happened, listen to Field McConnell. He does not propose to know what happened to the people but is 100% sure how they pulled off the disappearance.

[@heatherweis4471]

I love hearing Jeremy Wade. He is awesome. Always trying to solve a mystery. Fish to planes he wants answers. Yeah

[@scottnyc6572]

“Experts say”,in other words I’m not really an expert but currently unemployed,have a lot of time on my hands and wish to opine.

[@michaelwills1926]

At this point it’s better to investigate who is trying to hide this plane and why.

[@lordwalker71]

Flight crew shouldn’t be able to switch off any system on a plane that would stop it from being tracked by radar or turn off the flight data recorder.