Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 - Where Did It Go?

[buckeyebri]

There is much speculation over what occurred with the Malaysia flight and the longer they can't find it the more speculation occurs.

Thoughts?

 

[Onebuckfan]

Alien Abduction?

 

[tAFKaT]

 

[BUCKYLE]

Crashed into the ocean, quickly sank into the abyss.

 

[buckeyebri]

Don't make me go all LostLassie on your arse....

 

[AKAK]

Don't make me go all LostLassie on your arse....

Bring it.

 

[buckeyebri]

Bring it.

First I was

Then I was

And now

 

[AKAK]

 

[DubCoffman62]

Hijackers crashed it into some capitalistic symbol in China but the Chinese media is blacking out all coverage.

Of course it crashed into the sea

 

[BuckeyeSoldier]

a better bet might be whether we ever actually find out what did happen. if it sunk that fast will remains ever be located, if it crashed in china will they ever admit it, if (i saw this suggested on some other site) a meteorite vaporized it will anyone ever know? oh and why do the phones of the passengers still ring?

 

[Buckeneye]

a better bet might be whether we ever actually find out what did happen. if it sunk that fast will remains ever be located, if it crashed in china will they ever admit it, if (i saw this suggested on some other site) a meteorite vaporized it will anyone ever know? oh and why do the phones of the passengers still ring?

That would depend on how long said phones 'ring' - I suppose. Keep in mind half of the ringing you hear after dialing is while a network begins pinging the other phone and establishing a connection. At least, that's my rough understanding of it.

edit: I vote 'other' - the whole 3 stolen passports thing. Something about that seems far to coincidental for my liking.

 

[bigdog3300]

Lost in the Chinese Quadrangle

 

[BuckeyeSoldier]

That would depend on how long said phones 'ring' - I suppose. Keep in mind half of the ringing you hear after dialing is while a network begins pinging the other phone and establishing a connection. At least, that's my rough understanding of it.
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i believe it said they just ring and ring until you hang up

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

That would depend on how long said phones 'ring' - I suppose. Keep in mind half of the ringing you hear after dialing is while a network begins pinging the other phone and establishing a connection. At least, that's my rough understanding of it.

edit: I vote 'other' - the whole 3 stolen passports thing. Something about that seems far to coincidental for my liking.

Nah generally if a phone is off you go straight to voicemail and do not get a ringback

 

[Buckeneye]

Nah generally if a phone is off you go straight to voicemail and do not get a ringback

Even if that phone is on another network or switch? I mean I won't argue because it isn't my area of expertise or what I'm particularly adept at. I just can't fathom some type of ring not happening even if the phone is out of any/all network range.