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Title: Malaysia Airlines fight 370
Assignment 2 by: Becky Garner and Annabel Pardy

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This YouTube video goes into detail on the confusion of Flight 370. A belief that ties with this video well is unexplained and appeal to authority for a red flag. Brought up many times throughout the video authorities were explaining to the public what they know about the topic but, it was never a lot of information and within the information given it was very broad. Each time they claimed to have more on the subject they reworded what was said the time before and that they weren't aloud to release anymore information. Most people went along with what the authorities had to say. But others believed they were lying and trying to hide the truth and play off the incident as a big unexplained mystery.

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The mysterious case of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370

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This website shows a video on how the flight of 370 might have been solved. When explaining the reason, retired professionals talked about how the captain had to of flew the plane into the water a certain way for it to completely submerge and sink fast to where it is hard to find. The belief perception and observation comes into play because the retired sciences used they're knowledge from what they have seen in the past to explain the only logical way they believe the plane could completely disappear. The proof by verbosity red flag is what we believe to be happening in this video, because they provided a lot of evidence to what they explained making it easy to believe. But, kept shutting down anyone who had negative questions. Which we believe they might be hiding something.

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Has the mystery of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 been solved? | Watch News Videos Online

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Watch Has the mystery of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 been solved? Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

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This last video is a broad explanation of the theories behind the flight of 370. A reason for belief is unexplained. There's many possible answers but none of them have enough evidence to be claimed as the truth. A red flag to relate this video to is confirmation bias. This is because everyone has a different opinion on what they believed to have happened because of they're own beliefs.

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The theories behind missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370

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This articles shows evidence of a  a digital video producer from the UK, believes he has spotted the flight 370 on Google Maps. Patternicity could be the reason why this man believed to have saw the plane on google maps. The object could have been something that took the shape of a plane. Or he could have been correct and the red flag of appeal to authority could have came into place because authorities claimed to have had an intense search of the area and found nothing and because it came from them we believe what was said. When really the plane could be there and they don't want the public to know.

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A Chinese technology company has been using satellites to explore a claim that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crashed in a Cambodian jungle.

Ian Wilson, a digital video producer from the UK, believes he has spotted the plane on Google Maps.

The aircraft vanished four years ago, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, with 239 people on board in what has become one of the greatest aviation mysteries in history.

Wilson says the Google Maps object, which lies around 60 miles west of Phnom Penh, is close in size to the Boeing 777-200.

"I just thought I'd have a wander through. I work in digital video so I'm on Google Earth all the time," he said.

"So I was on there - a few hours here, a few hours there. If you added it up I spent hours searching for places a plane could have gone down."

Experts from Chang Guang Satellite Technology Co Ltd assembled ten satellites to zoom in on the high-altitude jungle but have found no sign of the plane.

Wang Ya'nan, chief editor of Aerospace Knowledge magazine, told the Chinese newspaper Global Times that it would "take a professional search team on the ground to lay the claim to rest".

Wilson hopes to visit the area himself.

However, the Aviation Safety Network suggests his find could just be a jet in the air caught by a Google Maps satellite.

Meanwhile, Sin Chansereyvutha, spokesman for Cambodia's State Secretariat of Civil Aviation, told Xinhua news agency: "First, there is not any evidence - information or data - to prove that it crashed in Cambodia.

"Second, if this news was true, the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia would make a hotline call to us for cooperation, because in ASEAN we have a memorandum of understanding on cooperation and information sharing on search and rescue when there is a plane crash.

"But the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia has not contacted us on this issue, so we conclude that this is false news."

Others have pointed out that Cambodia is 4,000 miles away from Reunion Island, where debris from the plane washed up, suggesting it went down in the Indian Ocean after all.

MH370 report: did 'third party' hackers down missing plane?

30 July 2018

Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was deliberately flown out into the Indian Ocean before disappearing - although why and by whom remains a mystery, a long-awaited report from the Malaysian government has concluded.

Speaking at a press conference in Putrajaya, Malaysia, on Monday, the government's chief investigator Kok Soo Chon said: "We can conclude that MH370 had turned back and the turn back was not because of anomalies in the mechanical system. The turn back was made not under autopilot but under manual control."

He was quick to dismiss two of the most popular conspiracy theories surrounding the plane's disappearance, saying "we are not of the opinion it could have been an event committed by the pilots", whilst also appearing to disprove accusations of mechanical failure.

He did, however, add that while the 600-page report did not contain any evidence to suggest that the plane was taken over remotely by hackers or terrorists, "we cannot exclude the possibility that there was unlawful interference by a third party."

Speaking to The Australian, renowned Canadian air crash investigator Larry Vance said that, if a third party was found to be behind the crash, "the final sentence of this report should be a recommendation that a full criminal investigation be conducted to identify the perpetrator(s) and examine the potential motivation(s)".

Flight MH370 vanished with 239 people on board en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014.

Its disappearance sparked one of the biggest search missions in history, but four years and hundreds of millions of dollars later it remains one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries, sparking countless conspiracy theories about its fate.

Today's long-awaited findings - initially described as the "final report", although investigators then backtracked from that description - "left the hopes of the families dashed after it failed to provide any concrete conclusions about the reasons the plane disappeared nor any indication where the wreckage might be", says The Guardian.

It reiterates Malaysia's assertion that the plane was deliberately diverted and flown for more than seven hours after severing communications. The Daily Mail reports that relatives who were briefed at the Transport Ministry before the report's public release "expressed anger that there was nothing new in the document, with some storming out of the briefing as frustration boiled over".

Despite parts of the wreckage being discovered as far north as the eastern coast of Tanzania and as far south as the eastern coast of South Africa, Chon told reporters: "The team is unable to determine the real cause for disappearance. The answer can only be conclusive if the wreckage is found."

He appeared to hand responsibility for the final answer to the mystery of MH370 over to the Australian government, which led the search and rescue operations. "As far as our team is concerned, we have done our job... We do not deal with search. Search is not our area. You have to ask the people responsible for the search. I can only answer your question relating to the investigation," he said.

Last month, a private "no find, no fee" search was finally called off after US-seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity failed to find any sign of the plane in a 125,000sq/km area identified as its most likely resting place by experts.

Malaysia's new government, which took power in May, has said the hunt could be resumed but only if new evidence comes to light. Officials seem keen to draw a line under the tragedy.

Will MH370's disappearance forever remain a mystery?

29 May

The fate of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 looks set to remain a mystery, after the four-year multi-million dollar search finally came to an end today with the plane's whereabouts still unknown.

In March 2014, 239 people on board the flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing vanished in what has become the greatest mystery in aviation history.

The disappearance sparked one of the biggest and most expensive search operations of all time as well as countless conspiracy theories.

A three-year $151m (£115m) search by Malaysian, Australian and Chinese investigators was called off in January 2017 after failing to find any sign of the plane or debris over a 120,000 square-mile area in the Indian Ocean, thought to be the most likely final resting place of MH370.

Then in January this year, under pressure from relatives, the Malaysian government signed a $70m (£52m) 90-day 'no find, no fee' deal with US private seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity to explore a 9,650 square-mile zone north of the original search area.

At the time Malaysian officials said there was an 85% chance of success, but as the search has gone on with still no sign of the plane, expectation has slowly turned to disappointment.

Ocean Infinity's primary vessel, Seabed Explorer, found nothing in the initial search area and has since extended its activities to cover over 33,300 square miles of seabed in the southern Indian Ocean.

But with worsening weather making any continued search impossible, Ocean Infinity's gamble has failed to pay off, leaving the families of those on board searching for answers about what happened.

Danica Weeks, an Australian who lost her husband on the flight, called on her country's foreign minister Julie Bishop to urge Malaysia's new government to be more transparent about what it knows of the disappearance.

Voice 370, a lobby group made up of MH370 families, have called on the Malaysian government to release the plane's full cargo manifest, arguing that the flight was carrying more than two tonnes worth of cargo which has never been fully identified.

The New Zealand Herald says the mystery cargo "was the focus of early conspiracy theories relating to MH370's disappearance thanks to a decision by Malaysian authorities not to immediately disclose that the plane had a been carrying a large quantity of potentially flammable lithium batteries".

Malaysian transport minister Anthony Loke says a full report into the plane's disappearance will be published in the future but has so far not given a date.

Australian, Malaysian and Chinese authorities have all agreed that an official search would not resume unless credible evidence emerged on the plane's location.

However, in one ray of light for relatives, Anwar Ibrahim, who is widely tipped to become Malaysia's prime minister, told The Australian newspaper there was "further digging" to be done.

In the long-term, "a project to map the ocean floor may also offer answers", says the BBC.

Until then though, it appears the plane's disappearance will remain a mystery and continue to be a favourite topic for conspiracists for years to come.

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MH370: is missing Malaysia Airlines plane in Cambodian jungle?

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A Chinese technology company has been using satellites to explore a claim that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crashed in a Cambodian jungle. Ian Wilson, a digital video producer from the UK, believes he has spotted the plane on Google Maps.

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This article states that a new google maps theory claims to have found MH370, using certain coordinates you can clearly see a plane in the Cambodian jungle and if you look a little farther from the plane you can see an arrow that was created by the survivors of MH370 pointing towards it as a sign of help. Some flaws in this theory are that quite a few pieces of the plane have washed up on beaches which means that the plane must’ve crashed into the ocean and not on land. Other flaws about this article is that it doesn’t seem very trustworthy. The video doesn’t play properly and the page is covered in ads. The theory also assumes that the so called “arrow” was man made but the picture is very fuzzy and it’s hard to tell. People have also said that the first picture just looks like a plane flying over Cambodia when the picture was taken. A crashed plane wouldn’t be so put together and would probably have scattered pieces.

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Google Map's satellite imagery of the entire planet was used to pinpoint the location of a potential plane wreckage in central Cambodia. The Google Maps coordinates of 12°05'20"N 104°09'05"E hone in on a section of jungle near the border of Pursat Province and Kampong Speu Province. The location appears to show an aeroplane surrounded by thick jungle coverage. Some online sleuths believe this could be the doomed Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 which vanished on March 8, 2014.

The tragic aviation mystery most likely claimed the lives of 227 passengers and 12 crew members shortly after MH30 took off from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia, to Beijing Airport.

The bizarre Google Maps coordinates were discovered in September this year by UK-based video producer Ian Wilson.

Online conspiracy theorists who have since analysed the supposed crash site have labelled the discovery "pretty nuts".

One Reddit users shared a second set of coordinates to the right of the plane, showing what appears to be an arrow - maybe even left behind by humans.
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The person posted: "So if you put in these coordinates, 12°05'18"N 104°09'27"E, you will see the plane image.

"What really haunts me is if you look at 12°05'18"N 104°09'27"E, you'll see what looks like an image of an arrow that points right, directly to the wreckage as if the survivors made this in the mountain to point to the pane to help us find them."

Another redditor, CanadianCoder77, commented: "Great find, would be amazing if it is the aircraft. Those poor families need closure."

Most were, however, not convinced by the startling discovery, pointing towards a stacking amount of evidence suggesting this is not the missing MH370 flight.
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It is far more likely the aircraft in question was an intact aeroplane passing over this part of the Cambodian jungle when the Google photo was snapped.

The plane also appears to have a so-called T-tail configuration where the craft's tailplane is mounted on the back fin and not the fuselage.

The MH370 flight was a Boeing 777-200 long-range plane which follows the stands tailplane configuration.

The Google Maps theory also falls apart considering the bits and pieces of potential MH370 debris found on beaches throughout the region, suggesting MH370 drowned in the ocean.

A nearly 450-page report on MH370 compiled by Malaysia's government in July 2018 concluded there is no conclusive cause of the plane's disappearance.

One theory suggests MH370 flew too high and the pilot, Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shad, lost consciousness.

Other theories suggest a cabin-wide fire could have brought the plane down and some have even suggested a hijacking or terror attack.

And one conspiracy theorist went as far as to suggest the French prophet Nostradamus predicted the disappearance of MH370 more than 400 years ago.

The official July report stated it did "not exclude the intervention of a third party" the exact cause of the tragedy remains a mystery.

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MH370 location: Is THIS Google Maps coordinate in Cambodia the crash site of MH370 flight?

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Google Map's satellite imagery of the entire planet was used to pinpoint the location of a potential plane wreckage in central Cambodia. The Google Maps coordinates of 12°05'20"N 104°09'05"E hone in on a section of jungle near the border of Pursat Province and Kampong Speu Province.

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This map shows the route of MH370 and where it came from and where it was supposed to be going. Unlike other maps you can find about MH370 this one has a lot of different lines that aren’t exactly necessary in showing what’s going on. I’ve looked at several other maps that show a much clearer picture of where the plane came from and going. I don’t think having all of the other air routes in the picture are needed. Whoever made this was probably just trying to be thorough but just ended up making their map confusing. It’s kind of like the red flag Red Herring except in picture form. Where too much information can confuse and distract people from what they were originally thinking.

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This last image shows the believed search area for flight 370. Like with many of these posts the same applies with the red flag proof by verbosity and how it comes into play. Many facts and lots of evidence has shown why this is to be the believed search area for this plane. As well as appeal to authority and perception and observation. This is because of all the experience the authority has from the past we believe the information they provide us with now.

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This article states that the flight of 370 has been found in the indian ocean. The red flag, proof by verbosity relates to this article because a huge amount of information was shared about this fact and the belief perception and observation also relates to this by the scientist' having done this in the past.

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The amazing new calculations, obtained exclusively by Daily Star Online, effectively narrow the search zone for the missing plane MH370 down to a simple Google Maps coordinate.

Maths expert Mike Chillit completed drift analysis that questions whether the Malaysia Airlines aircraft crashed further north than was previously searched.

The location, he believes, would be in a place called the Perth Basin, which rests in the Indian Ocean.

The Boeing 777 - carrying 239 people - vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, above the Indian Ocean.

All efforts to track down the jet have failed and the missing plane's whereabouts have remained a mystery ever since.

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Experts previously calculated the most likely crash site around 1,000 miles West of Perth, Australia.

But Mr Chillit believes the plane is in the Perth Basin based on where missing parts of the plane have washed up.

So far, five pieces of debris have been confirmed as being definitely or probably from flight MH370.

Parts of the jet have turned up on the shorelines of Africa, Reunion Island, Mozambique and Mauritius.

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Mr Chillit, who detailed his findings in a series of diagrams, told Daily Star Online: "We know it is there.

"We've known that now for more than two years.

"I've suspected it was in Perth Basin for a long time, partly because one large piece of debris ended up on Pemba Island, which is Zanzibar, Tanzania.

"All the rest of it ended up south of Madagascar.

"No searches have been conducted at that location yet, when they do they will find it."

Mr Chillit told us the Australian search amazingly missed the wreckage by just 109km.

And the Ocean Infinity search, which ended this year, missed it by 350km.

The new revelation comes after Malaysia concluded it couldn't rule out "third party interference" in their final report in July.

Following that, the search intensified when a Google Maps image appeared to show plane wreckage in the Cambodian jungle.

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MH370 FOUND? Drift analysis could pinpoint PRECISE location of missing plane: 'It's there'

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The amazing new calculations, obtained exclusively by Daily Star Online, effectively narrow the search zone for the missing plane MH370 down to a simple Google Maps coordinate. Maths expert Mike Chillit completed drift analysis that questions whether the Malaysia Airlines aircraft crashed further north than was previously searched.

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This image shows what someone saw and believed to be flight 370 submerged in the ocean. Now this picture and what we see could very well be our brain playing with us. Patternicity we believe is what's happening here in this image. The way the waves are moving in this moment could be the reason we see the shape of a plane. Another flaw to this image could be the very low percentage that the plane would be that well intact after crashing into the water.

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