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Hey jo

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Home time

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Most of the people one the plane where chinease

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I cried

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They found it at 6:30 in the morning

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It was found in the region of 6:50

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As it happened: Malaysia plane lost in ocean - PM

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Latest updates from the multinational search in the southern Indian Ocean for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

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Indian Ocean

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They found it

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It was missing for more than three weeks

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No one on the plane survived

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MAR 25, 2014 3:15PM

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It took off at 8th of March and wasn't found until now

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Everybody prays for MH370

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It took around three weeks for them to find the missing plane

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ITS A SHAME THAT WE ARE RESEARCHING PEOPLES DEATH AND THAT FAMILIES ARE TORN APART AND WE ARE REACHERING PEOPLES DEATH 

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ITS A SHAME THAT WE ARE RESEARCHING PEOPLES DEATH AND THAT FAMILIES ARE TORN APART AND WE ARE REACHERING PEOPLES DEATH 

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:( all 200 people died :( so sad

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A French satellite became the third to spot objects in the southern search corridor, 1,430 miles from Perth 

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A French satellite became the third to spot objects in the southern search corridor, 1,430 miles from Perth 

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International Business Times is the leading provider of business news and financial news from the US and around the world.

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How it fell probably

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The missing Malaysian plane may have secretly flown at just 5,000 feet to avoid radar, it was claimed tonight.

Taking a plane to such a low altitude - a technique called "terrain masking" - would have avoided detection on standard commercial radar equipment.

Investigators believe whoever was flying the Boeing 777 used terrain masking, which uses natural contours like hills and mountains, to hide the plane from satellite systems.

Malaysian investigators now think the plane flew at such low heights over three unnamed countries.

A massive search and rescue mission continued tonight covering a huge 30 million square mile area.

A total of 26 countries were tonight involved in the search, stretching across much of Asia.

But there was no sign of the plane which officials still believe may have landed because of mystery satellite "pings" which could have been sent from the ground.

As the search went on it was confirmed today it was the co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid who spoke the last words heard from the cockpit.

Airline chief executive Ahmad Jauhari Yahya said: "Initial investigations indicate it was the co-pilot who basically spoke the last time it was recorded on tape."

Asked if pilot or co-pilot suicide was a line of inquiry, Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, said: "We are looking at it."

But a senior police official said they had so far found no evidence of a link between the two men and any militant group.

"Based on what we have so far, we cannot see the terrorism link here," he said. "We looked at known terror or extremist groups in Southeast Asia. The links are not there."

Mr Hussein added: "The search was already a highly complex, multinational effort. It has now become even more difficult.

"The search area has been significantly expanded.

"And the nature of the search has changed. From focusing mainly on shallow seas, we are now looking at large tracts of land, crossing 11 countries, as well as deep and remote oceans."
CLICK HERE FOR LIVE UPDATES ON THE MISSING FLIGHT
Police special branch officers are continuing to interview the families and friends of the captain, 53-year-old Zaharie Ahmad Shah, and first officer, 27-year-old Fariq Abdul Hamid.

Three French civil aviation experts involved in the search for an Air France jet that crashed in the Atlantic in 2009 arrived in Kuala Lumpur to help.

Relatives were still hoping the Malaysia Airlines flight had landed at a mystery destination with all 239 passengers and crew safe and well.

Some even bought new clothes for their loved ones to wear in the event of them being found.

Sarah Bajc said that she and the rest of her partner Philip Wood's family are preparing themselves for all different outcomes.

She said: "If there's anybody who can survive a situation like that, it's him. He's very level-headed and I think he is the kind of person who would help to calm a really chaotic situation."

She continued: "Of course I have to prepare for the worst because no matter what I still have to go forward. And no matter what, his family still have to go forward, so we need to know where the fork in the road is going to go.

"We're not ready to take each branch but we have to know what's coming because otherwise when it comes you won't be prepared and that's when you get into trouble."

Satellite data suggested the plane could be anywhere in either of two vast corridors that arc through much of Asia: one stretching north from Laos to the Caspian, the other south from west of the Indonesian island of Sumatra into the southern Indian Ocean west of Australia.

Aviation officials in Pakistan, India, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan - as well as Taliban militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan - said they knew nothing about the whereabouts of the plane.

Pakistani officials said they had detected nothing suspicious in the skies after the plane vanished.

"We have checked the radar recording for the period but found no clue about the ill-fated flight," the Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.

Central Asian countries Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, said no unidentified planes had entered their air space on March 8.

"Even if all on-board equipment is switched off, it is impossible to fly through in a silent mode," said the Kazakh Civil Aviation Committee.

"There are also military bodies monitoring the country's air space."

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he had been liaising with Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak.

He offered more surveillance resources in addition to the two P-3C Orion aircraft his country has already committed.

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Missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 may have been deliberately flown low to avoid radar detection

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It's the question on the lips of millions across the world after Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared.

It went missing last Saturday with 239 people on board on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

No wreck has been found, yet relatives of passengers have reported that some of their mobile phones are still ringing.

Here we look at four other mysteries and reveal some of the theories that have been put forward to explain them.
Strange trips into the unknown: The Bermuda Triangle
AS far back as 1492, explorer Christopher Columbus is said to have reported strange events in a triangular area of sea between Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, now known as the Bermuda Triangle.

In 1918, a cargo ship called the USS Cyclops disappeared in the region. No wreckage was found, nor any of the 300 crew.

Then on December 5, 1945, five US Navy bombers disappeared with their 14 crew while on a training exercise, flying out from Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Two hours into the mission Lieutenant Charles Taylor, who was in charge, reported that neither of his compasses were working and that he could not pinpoint his position.

Flight 19 then appears to have flown further out to sea.

Neither the planes or their crews were ever seen again.

"A boarding party found a ghost ship, with no sign of damage. But its only lifeboat was missing - along with the ship's 10 passengers and crew"

Chillingly, a Mariner rescue plane sent to find them also disappeared without a trace, along with its 13 crew, shortly after taking off. In the years that followed more planes and ships apparently went missing in unusual circumstances.

But one of the weirdest incidents involved pilot Bruce Gernon.

In 1970 he was flying from the Bahamas to Florida when his plane entered an odd cigar-shaped cloud.

Inside, Gernon found that he was surrounded by a strange electronic fog that made his compass spin wildly.

The plane passed through safely.

But, bizarrely, Gernon suddenly discovered that he was over his destination half an hour before he should have been - suggesting that the aircraft had somehow travelled in time.

The theories: Rogue waves, waterspouts as well as the presence of mysterious magnetic fields have all been blamed for the unnerving incidents in the Bermuda Triangle.

Some scientists have suggested that methane bubbles floating to the surface in the area could disrupt water buoyancy and produce potentially explosive air pockets.

A wilder theory suggests that the area is the location of the lost city of Atlantis and that energy from crystals used to power it are responsible for destroyed ships and planes.

It sounds far-fetched until you learn that a rock formation in the style of a pavement was found in seas near the Bimini Islands in 1968.

UFO hunters think that the lack of wreckage or survivors in most cases suggests alien abduction.

Was the plane downed in missile attack?
IN the early evening of July 17, 1996, Trans World Airline Flight 800 took off from JFK airport in New York on its way to Paris.

Just 12 minutes later the 747 exploded in mid-air off the coast of Long Island and crashed into the sea.

All 230 people on board were killed - and the incident is the third-deadliest accident involving an airliner in US history.

What made the crash unusual was that around 200 eye witnesses said they had seen a streak of fi re heading upwards, towards the plane just before the crash.

The theories: More than 90% of the wreckage was recovered and initially a criminal investigation was launched by the FBI.

Four years later an official report concluded that the crash was probably caused by an electrical short circuit that set fi re to vapour in a fuel tank causing an explosion.

But sceptics insist there has been a cover-up and say that the real cause was a missile strike either from a terrorist or mistakenly fi red by a US Navy vessel.

Others suggest that there was a bomb on board the plane. Last year a TV documentary claimed to have evidence from radar data that backed up the notion of an explosion caused by an external source.

There are also claims that suspicious explosive residue was found amid the wreckage.

Some investigators who worked on the original crash have now called for the case to be re-opened.

How did killer Lord vanish?
ON the evening of November 7, 1974, a pretty 29-year-old nanny called Sandra Rivett, was bludgeoned to death in the basement of the Lucan family home in Belgravia, London.

Lady Lucan, estranged from her husband, was also attacked but survived - running covered in blood to a nearby pub to raise the alarm.

On the same evening Lord Lucan, 39, disappeared.

He had first phoned his mother, asking her to collect the children, then drove a Ford Corsair car to a friend's house in Uckfield, Sussex, before leaving again.

later found by police abandoned in the nearby port of The blood-soaked car was Newhaven.

Police issued a warrant for Lucan's arrest and an official inquest into Rivett's death named him as the murderer but no trace of him has been found to this day.

It's thought Lucan killed Rivett after mistaking her for his wife Veronica following a custody battle over their children.

In 1999 he was officially declared dead by the High Court.

But the mystery continues to fascinate Brits nearly 40 years later. It was recently the subject of an ITV drama starring Rory Kinnear.

The theories: In the decades that have followed there have been scores of "sightings" of Lord Lucan all around the world from as far apart as Australia and Mozambique.

Many assumed that in the days following the murder he had committed suicide, probably by jumping from a cross-Channel ferry. But his body has never been found.

It's also thought he could have escaped to Africa.

A personal assistant of his friend John Aspinall recently claimed that she had helped arrange for his children to visit the peer there in the 1970s and 1980s.

Sir Rupert Mackeson, close to the high society gambling set of which Lucan was a member, believes that Rivett's murder was actually carried out by a hitman paid for by Lucan's rich friends and that Lucan was himself killed by a hitman to prevent him spilling the beans.
Spooky saga of The Mary Celeste
IT is a puzzle that has baffled generations - what exactly did happen to the crew of the Mary Celeste?

On December 4 1872, the 103ft, 280-ton brig was spotted by another ship, the Dei Gratia, under full sail off the west coast of Portugal.

Although it was flying no distress signal, it appeared to be on an erratic course with no-one at the helm.

A boarding party found a ghost ship, with no sign of damage. But its only lifeboat was missing - along with the ship's 10 passengers and crew.

The Mary Celeste had left New York on November 7 bound for Genoa, Italy, on what was meant to be a routine trip across the Atlantic Ocean.

Its skipper was Benjamin Briggs, 37, who had made the trip many times and was this time in charge of a cargo of raw alcohol for fortifying wines.

Yet he and his experienced crew, along with his wife and daughter, had vanished in what seemed to be good weather.

Even more bemusing, they had left behind enough food and drink for six months, all their belongings and the ship's logbook.

To this day not a trace of the crew has been found and the case remains the biggest maritime mystery of all time.

The theories: The idea that the Mary Celeste had been abandoned in a storm seemed unlikely, given the lack of damage. Some believed it had been the victim of pirates but little appeared to be missing.

Over the decades many outlandish theories have sprang up - including an attack by sea monsters.

Another view is that fumes leaking from the alcohol the ship was carrying could have caused mental problems in the captain and crew.

Or the danger of an explosion from the cargo could have panicked them into abandoning the Mary Celeste and their lifeboat then tragically sank.

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The world's great mysteries: Malaysian flight MH370, Bermuda Triangle and the Mary Celeste

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It's the question on the lips of millions across the world after Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared. It went missing last Saturday with 239 people on board on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. No wreck has been found, yet relatives of passengers have reported that some of their mobile phones are still ringing.

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Satellites got an electronic ping

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Rip to the people on the plane it could have due to the weather or due to the pilot

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The pilot switched off the tracker

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The route of Flight MH370

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Chinese family's cast blame for missing flight MH370 on Malaysia

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The plane crashed in the Indian Ocean

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The Captain's family disappeared from their original home and has not been seen since the flight

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The planes tracking system was pulled out deliberately

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The pilot was the cause of it because he turned of all of the sat alight signal so that no-one would say what happened so he technically murdered 239 passengers

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A Malaysia Airlines official on Sunday night confirmed the Boeing 777 had been carrying wooden pallets.

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6:50 all 200 people got found

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China are demanding someone has to find it although they have found it

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The Flight MH370 took off on Saturday 8th March 00:41 local time (16:41 GMT Friday)

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They crashed on the west coast of Australia

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It was discovered in the region of 6:50

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The plane crashed in the South Indian ocean

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It was apparently caused by the pilot

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The captain hi-jacked the plane

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200 people died ;(

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Crashed in the south of the Indian ocean

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Two hundred people died :( ;(

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It crashed into the Southern Indian sea