冏冏有神

找到也没用，那玩意儿只能记录最后2小时，可能什么声音都没有，机长发疯了，乘客都晕了，一片死寂。5－6个小时前泰国湾转向时的情况，将永远是个迷。

yishun2009

国内有人发起抵制所有马来西亚的行动了。国人抵日那么多年, 日本车在中国卖得越来越火。这次中国人能团结一致吗?

feiyue

如果中国能找到黑匣子，那真是牛b大发了

hannahzgggg

印尼家属要求赔偿了 打官司了 中国家属也该去打下

angel_luo

yishun2009 发表于 25-3-2014 08:39
建议米版, 本网站加黑一天, 纪念一下逝去的同胞。

不加，加个毛，都还没确定死了，活要见人死要见尸

Lucky姐

天天一点点的挤牙膏 :Q

老鼠爱小米

yishun2009 发表于 25-3-2014 08:39
建议米版, 本网站加黑一天, 纪念一下逝去的同胞。

此事不靠谱

yishun2009

泰国卫星又发现300个海上疑似物, 距离法国卫星的图片200公里。

The Thai satellite firm said the objects unidentified.

A Thai satellite has detected some 300 objects in an area of the southern Indian Ocean being searched for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.The images were taken by the Thaichote satellite on 24 March, a day after images from a French satellite purported to show 122 floating objects.Flight MH370 disappeared on 8 March with 239 people on board. No debris has been recovered from the ocean so far.Searches by planes were suspended on Thursday because of poor visibility.

yishun2009

An Australian vessel searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane has detected signals consistent with those from "black box" flight recorders.
Defence vessel Ocean Shield acquired the signal twice, once for more than two hours, said Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, who is leading the search.
He called it the "most promising lead" so far.
But he said more information was needed: "We haven't found the aircraft yet and we need further confirmation."
The plane, carrying 239 people, was flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on 8 March when it disappeared. Malaysian officials say they believe it crashed in the southern Indian Ocean.
'Two distinct returns'
ACM Houston said the signals were detected using the towed pinger locator deployed on the Ocean Shield.
"We are now in a very well defined search area, which hopefully will eventually yield the information that we need to say that [Malaysia Airlines flight] MH370 might have entered the water just here."
The Ocean Shield was still in the area but had not been able to reacquire the signals since, he said.
The position of the signals needed to be fixed, ACM Houston said. Once that happened, the Ocean Shield could lower the Bluefin 21 underwater autonomous vehicle to try to locate wreckage on the sea floor.
The signal had been heard in sea with a depth of 4,500m, he added, which was at the limit of the capability of the Bluefin 21.
He cautioned that the next steps would take time.
"It could take some days before the information is available to establish whether these detections can be confirmed as being from MH370," he said. "In very deep oceanic water, nothing happens fast."
The search operation is in a race against time as the flight recorders' batteries are due to run out, meaning a signal would no longer be emitted.
Richard Westcott reports on the use of a pinger locator to find a black box
A Chinese search vessel, Haixun 01, also said it briefly heard signals over the weekend in a different search area. These signals are also being investigated.
Not a single piece of wreckage has yet been found from the missing plane, but officials have concluded - based on satellite data - that it ended its flight in the sea to the west of the Australian city of Perth.
Officials do not know why it lost contact with air traffic controllers and ended up so far from its intended path.
The backgrounds of both passengers and crew have been investigated but to date officials are not thought to have discovered any concrete evidence about what might have caused the plane to disappear.