Malaysian airlines 777 missing

[Megalodon]

I think they slammed it into a sheer mountain cliff in Remote-astan, leaving only a few pieces of burning wreckage falling down below.  A couple mountain goats were the only witnesses.  In 20 years some goat herder whose never heard of this will find a few chunks of rusty metal & never will know where it came from.

You are conditioned!    

[Brooke]

Also, Bangladesh might be a possible place it landed.

It has probably been moved by now if it landed somewhere.

Could be loaded up as a dirty bomb.  Iran has plenty of material thanks to accommodating policies.  You don't need to make a nuclear bomb for it to be very, very bad for some unfortunate city.

[guncrasher]

4, 8, 15, 16, 23 and 42 every 108 minutes.

I played those numbers and I didnt win the lotto.  you owe me a buck.


semp

[Ripsnort]

More and more evidence is pointing to the captain.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2581817/Doomed-airliner-pilot-political-fanatic-Hours-taking-control-flight-MH370-attended-trial-jailed-opposition-leader-sodomite.html

[FTJR]

Do you even click link, Bro?

Working off my iPad mini, it's not working for me

[Ack-Ack]

Looks like a Saitek PZ44 Pro flight system.
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He's also got CH Pro Pedals under the desk.

ack-ack

[LCADolby]

This "Simulator" isn't exactly going to be as accurate as this one;



The outside generally looking like;

[Bear76]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-26591056

This talk is about satellite data suggesting it went to antartica or Kazakhstan.

Also, reports of communication systems being lost before being off the east cost of malaysia.  ahhh 34% odds the crew was happily involved and 68% odds ALIENS
 

Illegal or extraterrestrial?

[USRanger]

You are conditioned!    

How so?  It's the only way a plane could crash without leaving anything behind (think Flt. 93).  Maybe the"pilot" wasn't as good at flying through the mountains (where no humans and certainly no radar are) and smacked a mountainside cliff.  That's my theory anyway.

[icepac]

A few things are strange.

If it was a hijacking for ransom, were they prepared to feed 300 people for up to a month?

Why the climb to 45,000 feet?

Did they intend to kill the passengers by lowering the cabin pressure and found people still stirring at 35k and decided they needed 45k to ensure all are dead?


My bet is that they cracked it up either trying to land it somewhere or caught the water trying to fly NOE.

[morfiend]

Next on Doomsday Preppers...

  I take it that was a shot at me,I'm the furthest you will find from a prepper,but then you know all so you should have known that!

  It looks like you never heard about the medical equipment accident that happened in mexico,you likely werent even born then so I shouldnt expect you to know about it.

  Look it up,I think it happened in the early 80's and the radioactive trail spreads from mexico to canada,fortunately by the time it was spread it had degraded somewhat as it was smelted into cast iron but it still left a wake of death in it's path.


    I dont claim to be the most inteligent person but if's I'm clever enough to think this up it makes me think there are much more inteligent people that could come up with even more devious and ultimately more dangerous ideas.

  If you really knew as much as you come across as then you'd know I live nowhere near any of this so it really matters little to me,other than to add to the discussion.


  Now carry on,dont you have weapons to clean and ammo to count?


   

[68ZooM]

A few things are strange.

If it was a hijacking for ransom, were they prepared to feed 300 people for up to a month?

Why the climb to 45,000 feet?

Did they intend to kill the passengers by lowering the cabin pressure and found people still stirring at 35k and decided they needed 45k to ensure all are dead?


My bet is that they cracked it up either trying to land it somewhere or caught the water trying to fly NOE.

I was listening to KXL while driving and they had a commercial test pilot on there and he had two scenarios, one was he had some type of mental breakdown and killed himself and all on board but he also mentioned why turn the electronics off if hes just going to crash it.

His second theory made more sense given the change i flight paths and alts, he brought up what you mentioned, his theory was the plane was taken for some possible future use, his possible reason the plane went to 45,000 was so the pilot/copilot could cut the oxygen to the plane killing all on board except the two pilots on there own oxygen supply once all were dead they dropped down to avoid radar and visual detection.  Its a mystery thats for sure.

[rpm]

Can they disable the automatic overhead oxygen system in flight? I know it doesn't last long, but if they depressurize the cabin it's going to deploy. Correct?

[Puma44]

Can they disable the automatic overhead oxygen system in flight? I know it doesn't last long, but if they depressurize the cabin it's going to deploy. Correct?

Not likely, since it's an automatic safety system........and it will last long enough to make an emergency descent to a safe altitude.   The overhead emergency oxygen probably lasts about 15 minutes.  Not sure what the factual time is for the 777, but surely there's an expert in here that knows. 

[68ZooM]

Can they disable the automatic overhead oxygen system in flight? I know it doesn't last long, but if they depressurize the cabin it's going to deploy. Correct?

  I'm not sure is there an onboard oxygen making unit or are oxygen cylinders used?  if they use oxygen cylinders they have on/off valves on them copilot could of closed them, masks would still deploy but no oxygen going to them... Its a sad event but also intriguing