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I think she crashed into the ocean.  If she would have landed on the ground, they would have found her.

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I think that she crashed into the ocean because she ran out of gas or she blacked out and she stoped driving which caused her to crashed into the ocean
-Dex Pehl

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I think that she crashed into the ocean because she ran out of gas or she

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I think that her plane crashed and and that they found her body a long time after
-Dex Pehl

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I think her plane went down and landed on an island. The reason why I think that is because the island was near where Amelia Earhart  reported flying just before she disappeared.
-Gracie Beezley

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed in the Pacific Ocean because she was trying to drive the plane over the Pacific Ocean
-cardin

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I think she droned and crashed into the ocean
-ZaNiecia

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I think she rand out of gas and she could not make it to the island
-ZaNiecia

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Amelia Earhart ran out of fuel and could not proceed to the closest island.

-CHASE

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I think amelia earhart crashed in the ocean because she was flying over the pacific ocean-allison

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i think that her engine messed up and they crashed into the ocean. She drowned or ate by a whale.

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i think that her engine messed up and they crashed into the ocean. She drowned or ate by a whale.

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from Izaiah

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because they tried to fly the plane over the Pacific Ocean and a U.S navy ship got radio Messages from Earhart,and before that they got stranded on a coral reef but soon after they took flight with low fuel 

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because they tried to fly the plane over the Pacific Ocean and a U.S navy ship got radio Messages from Earhart,and before that they got stranded on a coral reef but soon after they took flight with low fuel 

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-Brooklyn

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because if she had landed on the island their would be signs of her or the plane since the Nikumaroro is a tiny island.

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because if she had landed on the island their would be signs of her or the plane since the Nikumaroro is a tiny island.

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Joshua Y.

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I really think Amelia ran out of gas she ended up on land and needed food

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I think they landed on the island and ran out of food so they died. - Cayden

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I think she crashed because she ran out of gas cause she flew for a long time.

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I think she crashed because she ran out of gas cause she flew for a long time.

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Emma-Lee

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i think Amelia crashed into the ocean and she was trying to find an island but she drowned because 

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i think Amelia crashed into the ocean and she was trying to find an island but she drowned because 

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i think Amelia Earhart she got lost at sea and crashed in to the ocean

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i think Amelia Earhart she got lost at sea and crashed in to the ocean

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I think Amelia Earhart was eaten by coconut crabs.

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I think Amelia Earhart was eaten by coconut crabs.

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-Wyatt Bass

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 I think Amelia Earhart ran out of fuel and crashed on the island 

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 I think Amelia Earhart ran out of fuel and crashed on the island 

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-River Smith

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I think amelia            crashed in the water and drowned because people found parts of her plane.                              

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I think amelia            crashed in the water and drowned because people found parts of her plane.                              

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-Hudson Pine

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I THINK SHE LANDED ON AN ISLAND  AND  HAD  A   BAD
INJURY. SHE PROBABLY DIED   A  FEW DAYS  LATER.
-PEYTON MCELWEE

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Amelia lost control of the plane so the plane crashed on an island
-Cardin

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I think Amelia crashed because she would have send something to anyone.and they only fond sraps

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The plane ran out of fuel than the plane crashed on to the island. Then I think Amelia Earhart made it out of the plane alive and lived for A 1 week or 2 weeks. -cayley c.

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I think Amilia crashed into the ocean close to the island and made it out alive. She probably lived off the island for as long as possible. I think she probably lived for a week or maybe a month.
-Neeley
https://youtu.be/2hmZBm84X6M

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed in the ocean because if she crashed into a Island she would have contacted someone if she landed

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed in the ocean because if she crashed into a Island she would have contacted someone if she landed

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jakobe johnson

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And i also think she crashed near an island but not on the island.

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And i also think she crashed near an island but not on the island.

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Rain Sanchez the VSCO girl

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I think Amelia Earhart landed into a ocean because if she landed on a island, people would be able to locate her and get her to safety and she would not be lost.

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I think Amelia Earhart landed into a ocean because if she landed on a island, people would be able to locate her and get her to safety and she would not be lost.

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Rain Sanchez the VSCO girl

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Amelia Earhart Plane Debris Found Underwater

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I think she crashed into the ocean because no one on any of the islands saw Amelia Earhart or her plane.  She also ran out of fuel.

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I think she crashed into the ocean because no one on any of the islands saw Amelia Earhart or her plane.  She also ran out of fuel.

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Andrew Bozick

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She radioed in and said she was running out of fuel and they were 100 miles away from land. So I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean.

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She radioed in and said she was running out of fuel and they were 100 miles away from land. So I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean.

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Javion

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I think Amelia earhart crashed into the ocean because she ran out of fuel!

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I think Amelia earhart crashed into the ocean because she ran out of fuel!

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joseph

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I THINK AIRHEART RAN OUT OF FUEL, AND IN THE ARTICAL IT SAID THEY FOUND SCRAPS IN THE PLAIN .

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I think Amelia crashed in the ocean because she ran out of fuel, also I know that the people that were looking looked a few weeks, but they found nothing but scraps of metal and face cream.

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I think Amelia crashed in the ocean because she ran out of fuel, also I know that the people that were looking looked a few weeks, but they found nothing but scraps of metal and face cream.

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Jesse Dike

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Amelia was running out of fuel and had to land on the island.(I'm not trying to copy Trevon btw) ^_^ :)

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Amelia was running out of fuel and had to land on the island.(I'm not trying to copy Trevon btw) ^_^ :)

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ya boi Slater @ his backyard

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Amelia was running out of fuel and was forced to land on the island.

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Amelia was running out of fuel and was forced to land on the island.

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SLATER there's me.

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Amelia crashed into the ocean because she was running out of fuel. And she was unable to control the plane causing them to go  North and South.

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Amelia crashed into the ocean because she was running out of fuel. And she was unable to control the plane causing them to go  North and South.

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Trevon

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I think Amelia landed on a island because she was running out of fuel and she was having trouble finding the tiny coral.

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I think Amelia landed on a island because she was running out of fuel and she was having trouble finding the tiny coral.

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Trevon

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Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because she was runing out fuel to fly more.

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Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because she was runing out fuel to fly more.

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I think Amelia Earhart landed on the island because Amelia and Noonan were both experienced pilots and knew how to land a plane.
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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the Pacific after running out of fuel.

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the Pacific after running out of fuel.

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Amelia Earhart (born July 24, 1897, Atchison, Kansas, U.S.-disappeared July 2, 1937, near Howland Island, central Pacific Ocean) was an American aviator, one of the world's most celebrated, who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Her disappearance during a flight around the world in 1937 became an enduring mystery, fueling much speculation.

Early life

Earhart's father was a railroad lawyer, and her mother came from an affluent family. While still a child, Earhart displayed an adventurous and independent nature for which she would later become known. After the death of her grandparents, the family struggled financially amid her father's alcoholism. The Earharts moved often, and she completed high school in Chicago in 1916. After her mother received her inheritance, Earhart was able to attend the Ogontz School in Rydal, Pennsylvania. However, during a visit to her sister in Canada, Amelia developed an interest in caring for soldiers wounded in World War I. In 1918 she left junior college to become a nurse's aide in Toronto.

Historic flights

After the war, Earhart entered the premed program at Columbia University in New York City but left in 1920 after her parents insisted that she live with them in California. There she went on her first airplane ride in 1920, an experience that prompted her to take flying lessons. In 1921 she bought her first plane, a Kinner Airster, and two years later she earned her pilot's license. In the mid-1920s Earhart moved to Massachusetts, where she became a social worker at the Denison House, a settlement home for immigrants in Boston. She also continued to pursue her interest in aviation.

During this time promoters sought to have a woman fly across the Atlantic Ocean, and in April 1928 Earhart was selected for the flight. Some speculated that the decision was partly based on her resemblance to Charles Lindbergh, who had become the first man to fly nonstop solo across the Atlantic the previous year. On June 17, 1928, Earhart departed Trepassey, Newfoundland, Canada, as a passenger aboard a seaplane piloted by Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon. After landing at Burry Port, Wales, on June 18, Earhart became an international celebrity. She wrote about the flight in 20 Hrs. 40 Min. (1928) and undertook a lecture tour across the United States. Much of the publicity was handled by publisher George Palmer Putnam, who had helped organize the historic flight. The couple married in 1931, but Earhart continued her career under her maiden name. That year she also piloted an autogiro to a record-setting altitude of 18,415 feet (5,613 metres).

Determined to justify the renown that her 1928 crossing had brought her, Earhart crossed the Atlantic alone on May 20-21, 1932. Her flight in her Lockheed Vega from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Londonderry, Northern Ireland, was completed in a record time of 14 hours 56 minutes despite a number of problems. She notably experienced mechanical difficulties and inclement weather and was unable to land in her scheduled destination of Paris. Afterward she published The Fun of It (1932), in which she wrote about her life and interest in flying. Earhart then undertook a series of flights across the United States.

In addition to her piloting feats, Earhart was known for encouraging women to reject constrictive social norms and to pursue various opportunities, especially in the field of aviation. In 1929 she helped found an organization of female pilots that later became known as the Ninety-Nines. Earhart served as its first president. In addition, she debuted a functional clothing line in 1933, which was designed "for the woman who lives actively."

In 1935 Earhart made history with the first solo flight from Hawaii to California, a hazardous route 2,408 miles (3,875 km) long, a longer distance than that from the United States to Europe. She departed from Honolulu on January 11 and, after 17 hours and 7 minutes, landed in Oakland the following day. Later that year she became the first person to fly solo from Los Angeles to Mexico City.

Final flight and disappearance

In 1937 Earhart set out to fly around the world, with Fred Noonan as her navigator, in a twin-engine Lockheed Electra. On June 1 the duo began their 29,000-mile (47,000-km) journey, departing from Miami and heading east. Over the following weeks they made various refueling stops before reaching Lae, New Guinea, on June 29. At that point, Earhart and Noonan had traveled some 22,000 miles (35,000 km).

They departed on July 2, headed for Howland Island, approximately 2,600 miles (4,200 km) away. The flight was expected to be arduous, especially since the tiny coral atoll was difficult to locate. To help with navigation, two brightly lit U.S. ships were stationed to mark the route. Earhart was also in intermittent radio contact with the Itasca, a U.S. Coast Guard cutter near Howland. Late in the journey, Earhart radioed that the plane was running out of fuel. About an hour later she announced, "We are running north and south." That was the last transmission received by the Itasca. The plane was believed to have gone down some 100 miles (160 km) from the island, and an extensive search was undertaken to find Earhart and Noonan. However, on July 19, 1937, the operation was called off, and the pair was declared lost at sea. Throughout the trip, Earhart had sent her husband various materials, including letter and diary entries, and these were published in Last Flight (1937).

Earhart's mysterious disappearance captured the public's imagination and generated numerous theories and claims. Notably, some believed that she and Noonan had crashed on a different island after failing to locate Howland, and others posited that they were captured by the Japanese. However, no definitive evidence was found for such claims. Most experts believe that Earhart's plane crashed in the Pacific near Howland after running out of fuel. A fixture in popular culture, she was the subject of numerous books and movies.

The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Encyclopaedia Britannica.

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Amelia Earhart, American aviator who was the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. Her disappearance during a flight around the world in 1937 became an enduring mystery, fueling much speculation. Learn about her life, career, and disappearance in this article.

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because it said in the article that, ''they looked every were, but only found scraps to a plane.''

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I think Amelia Earhart crashed into the ocean because it said in the article that, ''they looked every were, but only found scraps to a plane.''

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Naomi