- Видео 1
- Просмотров 176 277
AD Investigates
Добавлен 28 июн 2023
The Location of Amelia Earhart's Plane?
After much thought and research, this is where I believe the aircraft is located.
Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments. Thanks.
Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments. Thanks.
Просмотров: 176 434
9900 Ross FW
so is the plane ne,nw,sw, or se of howland? depends on what expert you talk to. have read/reading/ listening many theories but i bet somewhere off gardner until you bring up a gaptooth skull or similar.
I found this theory very interesting and by far the most believable of all the current "guesses". One thing those who have not flown over, much less searched for anything in the huge expanse of the Pacific is, how damn difficult Howland would be to spot, especially with the glare of the early morning sun in your eyes, and with the island possibly _behind_ you. Sad for Amelia and Fred, may they rest in peace.
Enjoyed this one
When flying over vast open water, why didn't she opt for seaplane type of airplane ?
Not her aircraft, wing is not correct.
Boring
Dang only if they went left
■■■■■■■■■■■ In 1936 a Navy book gave two locations for Howland. The coordinates are about 9 miles apart. N0° 49' (00)", W176° 43' 09" & N0° 53', W176° 35'. These are in "AMERICAN PRACTICAL NAVIGATOR" on pages 340 & 401. Its coordinates for Gardner were S4° 37' 42", W174° 40' 18". Page 341 of the same edition.
The location of Howland Island was not known exactly. The published coordinates were different. "American Practical Navigator" gave two different positions. And the amount of atmospheric refraction was variable. Being warmer than standard, one or two arcminutes more refraction might be expected. In the Nautical Almanac sunrise was estimated only to the nearest minute, introducing ±7 NM of east-west uncertainty. Calculating more precisely was possible, but variables of barometric pressure and temperature can influence altitude and refraction, and refraction can vary on its own. Even a calculation of sunrise time to within a few seconds should be relied on cautiously. And how experienced and accurate was Noonan with the Bendix bubble sextant he had?
9:33 157°/337° is True, not Magnetic.
Send down submersible ROV
Earhart was no doubt a pioneering woman pilot. If she was looking for fame she found it. Unfortunately she will never know or enjoy her fame.
When dealing with machines , there are no " details " . Everything is important to be investigated thoroughly . Your life depends on this - some times - . Thanks regards , bye .
Well done,EXCELLENT !
@2.39 Wrong....the signal strength does NOT tell you how close the source of the signal is. I am in the UK and a shortwave radio operator......I often receive S5 signals from Brazil and / or Venezuela while at the same time local stations may only produce S2 or S3 signals. Propagation, frequency and the type of antenna used can all affect the signal strength regardless of the actual distance.
This is just repeats of info posted by many others, in other words, plagiarism! Total crap!
I thoroughly believe that she and Noonan made it to Nikumaroro…as evidenced by human remains that were found there that turned out to be female…closely matching the physical measurements of her body. Along with an instrument box that might have held a sextant for navigation and personal items that would have been used by Amelia. Tyger has located pieces of aircraft aluminum just off shore of that location that are a possible match that coming from the Lockheed. I believe that they found the island while looking for Howland Island and ditched the plane on the barrier reef off the coast of Nikumaroro. The evidence is pretty clear. They made it there and died there.
No need to recover the plane (which is likely impossible anyway at that depth), just send down an ROV to get some clear video if possible.
Well, if The History Channels covers this They will speculate on a ancient aliens theory that Amelia was abducted and might return again someday soon as young as the day the Grays abducted her.
you are incorrect.
Anyone know of a submarine that can go a check real quick?
7:55 6:20 AM sunrise was seen from what altitude?
Watch unsolved mysteries season 3 episode 8 they talk about Amelia earhart. They said wind currents threw her off course
So what is the explanation of the Atlantic flight being 60 miles north of the destination?
Oh I see “gathered range” adjustment
Not sure why TIGHAR is being discredited. They have done extensive research and expeditions to attempt to solve the Earhart mystery. Amelia broadcast that they were on the 157/337 compass heading. It they were southeast of Howland and in error turned right (157) they would have found Gardner before running out of fuel. Also there are credible radio broadcasts days after. The plane wouldn't have floated that long. Plus there would be no way to start the right engine to charge the radio battery if the plane was floating in the ocean.
Apparently Tony Romeo found Earhart's Lockheed Electra in 16,000 feet of water 95 miles west of Howland island...
I always wonder why she didn't call out on the radio when she was about to ditch in the ocean.
I've been an Earhart researcher since 1962. I have many boxes of files and research material. All of the BS about Gardner/Nikumaruru Island, losing an antenna, the Japanese mission, and execution on Saipan is just that! BS! The important information and clues as to where she ended up are in the last hours of the Itasca radio logs. I don't know exactly where she ended up. But this scenario is as good as it gets. The recent discovery of an airplane image 18,000 feet down on the ocean floor may not be her Electra. But if it isn't, that would not be a reason to stop searching in that same area. Looking for the Electra in that big ocean is like looking for a Dime with a cellphone camera in a Walmart parking lot. How anyone can still believe that she landed on Gardner Island is insane. There was a British survey party that landed on Gardner in October 1937. They spent 3 days there searching every inch of that island, and no airplane wreckage was found. For reference, that was H.E. Maude surveying the island for the Pacific Island Settlement Scheme (P.I.S.S. for short. Really!). The island was also visited and searched in January of 1941. Again, no wreckage was found. This is a great video. I will subscribe.
What about the artifacts and bones that were found on Gardner?
Based on the probable location of the the Romeo brothers sonar imaging I would say this possible explanation will be proved correct in the near future
Where are they searching ?
Well you were wrong. It was a rockformation
This is fantastic and I am sure you are right. The TIGHER blow hearts put the aircraft on Gardner island 400 miles sound of Howland, never considering there was not enough fuel to reach Gardner island. also Gardner island was searched 1 week after the plane disappeared and the search never found anything.. The lastest sonar find confirms your brilliant work. I am sure within a year your work will be vindicated.
A lot of guesses here.
Great logic, Non of that Tigher crap. How could the navel be at Gardner island 1 week after supposed earhart landed there and the search party found nothing. Earhart and noonen would have been jumping up and down with a large help sign onb the beach. How could the plane on Gardner island have vanished so fast?? Not logical. You are right on.
Washed off the reef edge after a few days. Depth at high tide increased a bit each day after supposed landing. Per tighar video info.
Great presentation. You have to really dig to find a good explanation as to where the plane may be located. ruclips.net/video/T7dg9sqnppA/видео.htmlsi=FXXH09kN6bXfZU3o
What grips me is they herd sos radio calls from her a few days later and 11:21 a piece of a plane from a Electra was found on some island, she must have landed somewhere but not Holland island
No SOS signals were ever heard. Searchers were transmitting on her radio frequency, using her aircraft call sign. These were mistaken as being from Earhart, mostly by the story hungry Press listening in Hawaii. That piece of metal could have come from just about any aircraft. Keep in mind a World War took place before that piece of metal was found. Gardner island was used for a LORAN station during WWII. Who knows what or how many aircraft were there for various reasons. Tighar posted dimensions of that piece of metal and it was compared to a Lockheed 10E in the US. No match. It was a near perfect match for the wing skin on a PBY. Tighar has a story to sell. I do mean sell. $$
The pacific Ocean Is A VERY "LARGE "PLACE and Amelia's airplane is a VERY "SMALL" plane ... However , That Plane IS out there , SOMEWHERE ! and With TODAYS Technology and in a relatively short time span , and with Tons of flight data and satellite data they STILL cannot find flight MH370 a HUGE Boeing Passenger Aircraft . So , what are the chances of finding a Tiny 2 Engine airplane that crashed into the South Pacific ocean over EIGHT DECADES Ago ? Little to None is my guess ? Hope I am wrong ?
I have wayched this concise and logical explanation a few times now. I think this is incredible reasoning and fantastic.
Great video.
Alas the may have found the wreckage 100 miles out I've seen a couple estimates that were pretty close !!
It may have drifted some distance before sinking I think as the empty fuel tank's (1200 gal.) have a buoyancy of 9990 lbs but the aircraft weigh's lees than 7000 lbs, It may have taken some time for the fuel tanks to fill with water.
Yup. The teenager in Florida who kept a notebook by her radio heard phantom radio transmissions for 3hrs after the last official transmission and claimed they mentioned water up to their knees and feeling hot and wanting out She mentioned 3S 165E which was likely the last known position beyond Nukumanu, and a number that corresponded well to 158-338 which corresponds well to the last line of bearing of 157-337
If the possible wreck that was recently located is Amelias Lockheed 10 Electra it would be very interesting to see if it lies within your suggested search area.
That target is claimed to be 100 miles from Howland. No direction is being given?
@@PhilinWaterloo They probably want to keep it as tight secret so no one else gets there before them. And considering what it might be, it is probably wise. There are plunderers with as good tech today. But lets hope we learn that fast.
2 sources have said the search location was 100 miles west of.
@@PhilinWaterlooapproximately 100 miles west/northwest of Howland Island. Two theories come up: because of the International date line, Noonan miscalculated their course and flight path which put their aircraft off course to the north. Second theory is that Noonan had correctly charted their flight path, but crosswinds blowing in a westerly direction blew them off course without Earhart and Noonan realizing it until it was too late.
Good deductions AD. I too feel that because of a navigational error that Fred made from their trip from South America to the Africa crossing, that put them NORTH of their intended target (I think they were headed to Timbuktu) the same error on a similar course caused them to overshoot Howland to the North. They then ran the course line 337/157 looking, but they were beyond it. Dotted clouds, casting shadows and a 1 mile island would be very hard to pick out. The Itasca, billowing out black smoke would have also been hard to distinguish. Here is the BIG question: Where was the recent sonor detection of the possible aircraft in 16,000 feet of water located? This just came out a few days ago. What was the lat. and long. of that sonor image? Anyone know? comment with @jimflys2
1:49 wasn't navigator window sealed with aluminum in Miami? 4:17 tiny Howland Island would be easy to miss 4:58 Itasca radio log 5:26 key moments
Great investigation!!!!!! What do you think about the recent news january 2024? Please confirm the depth of the sea in the area please!. Great job!
The latest info seems to indicate the sonar image is about 100 miles from Howland not the 27 mentioned in this video, so one or both of the theories are wrong.
The news the other day of the guy that believes he may have located the remains of the plane on the bottom of the oceans is intriguing. Let's see what he come up with on his future searches this year or in 2025.
I see no way to find such a small island without large smoke sent up or flares.......
The Itasca just offshore of Howland had radio homing equipment. Earhart had a homing receiver onboard. They were to fly to the island by radio beacon. The Itasca did make smoke when Earhart was in the general vicinity. However, the smoke did not rise in a vertical column but hugged along the surface of the ocean.
You were right!!! Wow 😮 They found it in that area!
no they didn't. it was a false sonar image
Tragically, it seems that Earhart and Noonan were so close, and yet so far.
Read something else to promote your channel.