Airplanes don't just disappear

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by BigFish

Re-read my post.....I said it went into the water at a high rate of speed......that would be nose first like a Gannet! If it landed like the one on the Hudson I am guessing they would have found it...gotten signals from the transponder or a radio message from the crew or cell phone calls from people on board.....Raven Malaysian Govt. could use your help? LOL!

If it hit the water like a gannet the plane would be traveling about 700 m.p.h. like I have been told, and read, that other aircraft, which had crashed, had done, in the past. I think there would be debris, enough to be seen, over a fairly wide area. The plane would not have stayed together, under any circumstances.
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[Raven]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

The plane would not have stayed together, under any circumstances.
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the NAVY tracked a USO that traveled
AT 23 000 feet deep (impossible with our technology)
for four days and it traveled so fast that we are awe struck basically

the method used is that there is a force field surrounding the craft
that makes the water bend around it and never touch it
so it's the same as flying through air.....

now if that jet entered into some similar kind of force field
then theoretically it could have traveled to the bottom whole
but something has knocked out the transponder