Australian Search for MH370 Should Shift to North Coast

Australian Search for MH370 Should Shift to North Coast

Marvin Vestal has completed an objective analysis of the known facts (not speculation) on the disappearance of flight MH370 and has conclusive evidence that the information supplied by Inmarsat is not credible.  There is no reason to believe that the plane is more likely to be found in the present search area than any other area in the Indian Ocean picked at random.  See marvinsthinking.blogspot.com for detailed analysis.  The possible end points within the known range of the plane include the north coast of Australia, and the coasts of Somalia,  Yemen, Oman, Iran, and Pakistan.  Intensive search of these areas may find the plane.  The possibility that the plane ended up almost anywhere in the vast expanse of the ocean cannot be ruled out, but at this late stage it is clear that if the plane crashed in the Indian Ocean it will never be found.   One the other hand, if it is on land in any of these areas it will ultimately be found if anyone looks hard enough.