Malaysia Airlines plane crashes

[TiMoN]

If it is not crashed, why has no airport registered any landing anywhere? Why have no signals been received? Did the pilot and passengers suddenly decide to fly out into the sky and disappear? As absurd as that would be, even if it were true, the limited fuel means it would have landed somewhere by now, airport or not.

Hoping that they are safe.

Aliens.

[Manas]

Help finding the plane!
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/missing-malaysia-airlines-flight-how-3231800

[EliteTerm]

It's been a week since the plane disappeared, and we still can't find it.

How the fuck did we lose a plane post-9/11? On top of that, how the fuck did we not take action to a plane that went off communications and flew for over 7 hours erratically before disappearing?

[Bruce.]

^ True Shit

[Exterminator]

^ True Shit

First one's not true. The best hacker is not the most famous one, but the one you don't even know exists.

The plane was tracked by a satellite for like 7 hours after it went missing and all the equipment that can be used to track it were turned off one by one. That's clearly the work of an expert, and if he has the right connections he knows what kind of procedures would be used to try to track the plane down, hence avoiding em.

The real question is, why would someone do this? It obviously wasn't a one man job, the most likely theory now is that it was either a terrorist plot or a suicide mission.
Edit:http://www.rediff.com/news/report/talbotts-tweet-let-has-major-plans-to-attack-india-from-the-skies/20140316.htm

[Exterminator]

May of landed in Kashmir / Pakistan / Afghanistan

http://keithledgerwood.tumblr.com/post/79838944823/did-malaysian-airlines-370-disappear-using-sia68

[Alfreddo.]

May of landed in Kashmir / Pakistan / Afghanistan

http://keithledgerwood.tumblr.com/post/79838944823/did-malaysian-airlines-370-disappear-using-sia68

They also told that it landed in

Mauritius,Madagascar,Austrailia,Ghana,etc..

[Bruce.]

This world has satellites that can detect flies from out of space, and they can't detect a huge boeing.

    

[JDC]

This world has satellites that can detect flies from out of space, and they can't detect a huge boeing.

    

Or maybe the hijacker responsible had an advanced knowledge of tracking technology, enough to know the flaws in satellite observation and use it to his advantage.

[Exterminator]

This world has satellites that can detect flies from out of space, and they can't detect a huge boeing.

    

It's not so easy

As you get higher, you move slower, hence you can see a larger picture at once but move through the whole earth very slowly. At about 36k feet you move at the same speed as the earth's rotation and hence can only see one part of the world.

Communication satellites usually hang around about 36k, most spy satellites do too. But since it's so expensive to launch and maintain these satellites, they can only monitor parts of the world. That is, they can for example monitor washington or the kremlin, but they don't have enough satellites to view a remote part of the ocean.
The rest of the earth's picture come from polar satellites, which can see a very thin strip of the earth, come back and see another strip. Google earth's satellite works like that.

So even though you can technically see any part of the earth, you can't always see it at will. You can launch a high altitude satellite that can monitor parts that you really want to monitor, and use polar satellites to map the rest. There's absolutely no satellite system that can view any point on earth as it wants.
If someone is knowledgeable enough (And i mean scientific contacts, not necessarily military. You can probably map out the timings with wikipedia and a telescope. If you have military contacts then it's much easier) then they could time it such that it can sneak out of range.
This is why the SIA idea is credible, because if timed right the satellite would of very easily just snuck behind the SIA plane and nobody would of noticed. The hijacker (And it's safe to assume hijacking at this point, the actions on board the plane are clearly not natural) probably didn't plan for the UK communication satellite to pick up on him, but no spy satellite can easily track it.

Edit: Crowd search for MH 370. The colored regions are the photos the satellite has been able to snap so far
https://www.mapbox.com/labs/blackbridge/flight-mh370/#3/-4.48/137.11

[PulseEffect]

Maybe there's a final chapter to this story?

[Archie]

Maybe they've gone to through "The Bermuda Triangle", do you know what is it?

[Petarda]

Maybe they've gone to through "The Bermuda Triangle", do you know what is it?

No, yes.