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DravidDavid:
It could have been autopilot bugging out, taking the plane to a stupid height, stalling and correcting itself again. Who knows.
mattwnz: They also think that some of the satellite photos could be showing things like pods of whales. I wonder why the resolution is so crap. Compared to google earth images of land, the satellite images are terrible quality.
Geoff E
geocom:mattwnz: They also think that some of the satellite photos could be showing things like pods of whales. I wonder why the resolution is so crap. Compared to google earth images of land, the satellite images are terrible quality.
Because google earth uses aircraft photography for closer shots Satellites are moving too fast if they where zoomed in that close enough to give fine detail you would see nothing more than a blur.
DravidDavid:
Some have suggested the climb to altitude above regular service level was to starve a fire on board.
Seems beyond complicated. Easier would be this:
Ask Co-Pilot to get you some item from the rear of the plane. Lock door behind him. Point nose at ground, solution.
Since it's clear on your theory of suicide, he didn't care for the lives of any others, same would likely be said about anyone on the ground, so also an option, take off reach, reach say 2000 ft, push the nose at the ground hard and fast, co-pilot would have a) no time to react b) no time to recover the dive before hitting the ground. At 400-500Km/p into the hard surface of the ground, no survivors.
Also no note, and no (apparent) motive.
I'm sorry you are saying he is too insane to rationalize but has the presence of mind to fly a plane for 4 hours to ditch in the ocean so it wouldn't be found, even though it's very likely it HAS been found? Why does he want the plane not found? Insurance pay out? Chances of a pay out, 1 in a million if the insurance company even suspect it's pilot suicide.
So many holes in the theory I recommend not submerging it in water :)
Why would suicide pilot not nose dive into the ground? - not enough mystery to embarrass the airline and the Malaysian government. That would practically be an open and shut case. The world would forget about it after two weeks. The world won't forget about this in a long time. The Chinese certainly think the Malaysians are muppets now. The pilot had just come from a trial were a former premiere of Malaysia had just been found guilt of corruption, and he was very unhappy about it. <speculation>: I wouldn't be surprised to find out that the pilot was in some kind of dispute with his employers - although if so, they certainly won't be admitting it to the media.
Huh? You are saying the pilots motivation for an apparent suicide was to cause mystery and cause embarrassment to the govt? I think you are confusing suicide with terrorism. Someone trying to kill themselves and 230 other people I don't believe, flies a plane for 7 hours.
networkn:
Why would suicide pilot not nose dive into the ground? - not enough mystery to embarrass the airline and the Malaysian government. That would practically be an open and shut case. The world would forget about it after two weeks. The world won't forget about this in a long time. The Chinese certainly think the Malaysians are muppets now. The pilot had just come from a trial were a former premiere of Malaysia had just been found guilt of corruption, and he was very unhappy about it. <speculation>: I wouldn't be surprised to find out that the pilot was in some kind of dispute with his employers - although if so, they certainly won't be admitting it to the media.
Huh? You are saying the pilots motivation for an apparent suicide was to cause mystery and cause embarrassment to the govt? I think you are confusing suicide with terrorism. Someone trying to kill themselves and 230 other people I don't believe, flies a plane for 7 hours.
Someone who wants to kill themselves points the nose of the plane at the ground.
tripper1000:
But suicide is complicated. He didn't want to simply kill himself. Only some suicidal people want to simply kill them selves. A large proportion of suicidal people want to hurt others as well. Hurting others can be a primary motivator in suicides (but not all cases of course) . That is why suicide is often deemed to be a selfish act. This is why a note is often necessary - to ensure the target people feel guilty - this is also why the contents of the note is not often shared. This is why Americans go to the mall/school/work place/clock tower and shoot a bunch of people before they shoot them selves. This is why NZ has multiple murder/suicides every year. This is why some people threaten to commit suicide when their lover leaves them. snipped.
Yeah, your are right, technically that would be terrorism.
But suicide is complicated. He didn't want to simply kill himself. Only some suicidal people want to simply kill them selves. A large proportion of suicidal people want to hurt others as well. Hurting others can be a primary motivator in suicides (but not all cases of course) . That is why suicide is often deemed to be a selfish act. This is why a note is often necessary - to ensure the target people feel guilty - this is also why the contents of the note is not often shared. This is why Americans go to the mall/school/work place/clock tower and shoot a bunch of people before they shoot them selves. This is why NZ has multiple murder/suicides every year. This is why some people threaten to commit suicide when their lover leaves them.
What I was meaning was that he was not only trying to hurt him self and the passengers, he was trying to hurt the Malaysian government and perhaps his Airline. He has hurt the government by making them look incompetent. He made them look incompetent by tricking them into looking in the wrong place. He did this by appearing to crash in one place, while actually crashing in another place - hence the intentional mystery.
networkn:
I think once the truth comes out, and I am relatively confident it will in the end.
turnin:tripper1000:
But suicide is complicated. He didn't want to simply kill himself. Only some suicidal people want to simply kill them selves. A large proportion of suicidal people want to hurt others as well. Hurting others can be a primary motivator in suicides (but not all cases of course) . That is why suicide is often deemed to be a selfish act. This is why a note is often necessary - to ensure the target people feel guilty - this is also why the contents of the note is not often shared. This is why Americans go to the mall/school/work place/clock tower and shoot a bunch of people before they shoot them selves. This is why NZ has multiple murder/suicides every year. This is why some people threaten to commit suicide when their lover leaves them. snipped.
really? I'm genuinely curious to know how you arrive at that conclusion. Does this come from stats ? .
I realise people in desperate situations often have a lot of anger but considering the large and increasing numbers of people who suicide I would have thought the concept of hurting others on their way out is fairly rare, albeit well publicised when it does occur.
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