There's a glimmer of hope for the families of the 239 passengers and crew who were on board Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 when it disappeared eight years ago. It seems authorities are taking great interest in the work of Richard Godfrey. Last month, we reported how the retired aerospace engineer thinks he's pinpointed the precise location where the jet crashed in the southern Indian Ocean. Now, assisted by Godfrey's research, pioneering underwater specialist Ocean Infinity has committed to a new search which could begin early next year.
Why post this here. Well amateur radio is involved in the search. HERE is the original video that I posted awhile ago. Would it not be remarkable if MH370 can be found using WSPR signals at the time of disappearance? It would be awesome if amateur radio and other information could solve this mystery.
Let's see what happens. Updates will follow as and when I receive them.
