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It's interesting that it took less time to find a 10m by 4m piece of debris from a failed space launch that took place on the opposite side of the planet than t
by balabaster 11y ago
It's interesting that it took less time to find a 10m by 4m piece of debris from a failed space launch that took place on the opposite side of the planet than to find an entire missing airliner with a last known GPS coordinates...
- verandaguy 11y agoIf you're talking about MH370, pieces of the aircraft are washing up and getting found on various islands in the western part of the Indian Ocean. It just takes time because (presumably) the currents aren't as favourable to make parts of the plane wash up as in the North Atlantic. Incidentally, large parts of the aircraft - including the fuselage itself - may have sunk already, which was the case with AF447 a few years ago.
- JshWright 11y agoThis isn't from a failed launch. This is from CRS-4, about 18 months ago.
- SmellyGeekBoy 11y agoAre you implying that there's some sort of conspiracy and that global tidal currents are somehow in on it?