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The Edmund Fitzgerald was 200m long. A jet crashing on the water surface would leave little contiguous parts in one place.
by Narretz 5y ago
The Edmund Fitzgerald was 200m long. A jet crashing on the water surface would leave little contiguous parts in one place.
- userbinator 5y agoLook at the attempts to find MH370, a much bigger plane, for comparison.
- emteycz 5y agoOr photos of downed jets now. They're completely flat. Crashing into water must've spread it all around.
- rmason 5y agoExcept they don't know where it crashed. Here they have a much smaller area to search. I'm fairly certain in 1953 that even the U.S. military lacked the advanced sonar that's available to the average person to use from a boat in 2022.