Mkoroshokigoli
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T.B JOSHUA aeleza ilipo ndege ya
Malaysia Airline, kuonekana hivi punde
huyo mpiga ramli me wa nini,sitak hata kumsoma
T.B JOSHUA aeleza ilipo ndege ya
Malaysia Airline, kuonekana hivi punde
Updates: 8:48PM
An IT manager from Chicago discovered this intriguing picture on satellite images.
We reported last night on how thousands of people from around the world were using detailed satellite images uploaded by US firm DigitalGlobe to try and find the aircraft.
One of those who took part was Mike Seberger . After looking at sections of the map, he found this image.
Speaking to CNN, he said: "At first, I skipped past it, thinking, 'Nah. No way I would find anything THAT quickly,' he said. "But then I kept scrolling back to it and thinking to myself, 'It DOES resemble a plane.'"
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Possible plane wrackage spotted..... Ndio habari mupya.
wachina wanasema kwa kutumia Satellite zao wameona kitu kama mabaki ya ndege maili 141 toka ilipofanya mawasiliano kwa mara ya mwisho huenda ndio yenyewe:
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Hmm...hawa Wachina mimi siwaamini sana lakini tusubiri tuone. Halafu eti wanasema hizo taswira wamezipiga picha Jumapili. Sasa kama ndo hivyo kwa nini hawakutangaza hiyo hiyo Jumapili?
Hizi taswira zinanikumbusha zile oil slicks na ile object nyingine ambayo walidhani inaweza kuwa moja ya milango ya hiyo ndege kumbe hamna lolote.
Mkuu unafahamu process nzima ya image capture, acquisition na processing? sio kirahisi hivyo hasa kwa image ambazo ni high resolution.Kuna baadhi ya Satellites kama IKONOS zinatoa latest data of 16hrs, lakini kwa pixel size ya Chinese satellite sijajua ni ngapi ila huenda ni less than 10x10m ni kuwa wamejitahidi. NASA wanatoa hizo images kupitia Welcome to the USGS - U.S. Geological Survey unaweza ona how complex it is kwa baadhi ya sensors
wachina wanasema kwa kutumia Satellite zao wameona kitu kama mabaki ya ndege maili 141 toka ilipofanya mawasiliano kwa mara ya mwisho huenda ndio yenyewe:
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China's civil aviation chief said on Thursday that there was no proof that floating objects in the South China Sea seen by satellite images were connected to a missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft.
"Chinese satellites have found smoke and floating objects ... At present we cannot confirm this is related to the missing aircraft," Li Jiaxiang told reporters on the sidelines of China's annual meeting of parliament.