Why did mh370 lose contact

The face control personnel are also the face control personnel.

In fact, I can find it, after the matter is announced, I will have no face to face the people, and I can't beat the United States, and I can't explain to the people, so I can only swallow my anger in exchange for decades of peace...

To put it nicely, the plane accident incident is not good, there is a plan behind the scenes, and it is a warning to China, but the Chinese state really can't do it.

The staff can also be sent accordingly, and the staff can be sent accordingly.

The MH370 passenger plane has been missing for 7 years, and there are so many satellites in the sky, why can't a single passenger plane be found?

Not yet. [What's New].

Australia's "Sydney Morning Herald" reported that the world's top wreckage search expert David Murnes believes that the search and rescue personnel of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 passenger plane have determined the crash site, and it is inevitable that the black box will be recovered.

Moons, the head of Bluewater Salvage, told ABC on April 15 that he was convinced that the four pulses detected came from the black box of the missing airliner.

I think they actually found the wreckage site. Although it hasn't been announced yet, if someone asks me 'technically, do they have enough information to say that?' I would say 'yes' explicitly.

They had detected good signals 4 times, all within the correct noise spectrum and could not have come from something else. Out of an abundance of caution, Murnes believes they are waiting for the Bluefin Tuna autonomous underwater vehicle to bring back the wreckage.

Moons, an American, discovered the wreck of the Australian battleship HMS Sydney, which sank in the Indian Ocean during World War II, in 2008 and helped find the wreck of Air France Flight 447 in the Atlantic Ocean in 2011.

When the south is closed, the time between the south is closed.

Haven't found it yet.

The University of Science and Technology of China** and the Wenlianxing Research Group of the Earth's Interior Physics Laboratory have detected a seabed event in the waters off the border between Malaysia and Vietnam. The incident occurred on March 8, 2014 at 2:55:06 local time, and one of the two possible locations was located at 7°25'N, 104°30'E, about one and a half hours after the last disappearance of flight MH370 from Malaysia to Beijing (1:30) that day, and about 116 kilometers (72 miles) northeast of the last missing location. The sea area is a no-** zone, so judging from the time and place of the two incidents, the detected submarine incident may be caused by the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

The Wenlianxing research team detected undersea events in two ** records in Malaysia and used ** signals to locate them. The research group used the time difference between the direct compression wave of the two stations and the time difference between the shear wave and the compression wave of each station to locate the location of the event. On March 8, 2014, flight MH370 from Malaysia to Beijing was lost so far, although various countries have been searching for it by various means such as **, aircraft, and satellites, there is still no news.

If the seabed event detected by the USTC research team is indeed an aircraft crash into the sea, the intensity of the ** wave excited by it indicates that the final crash of the aircraft into the sea is catastrophic.