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Chinese government says floating objects seen by satellite in 'suspected crash area' of missing flight - CNN http://www.cnn.com/
 
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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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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.'"

Missing Malaysia Airlines plane possible sighting
 

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Huu ndo uwezo pekee alionao mwanadamu kuweka akili yake kwenye vyuma navyo kutoa taarifa mahali ndege ilipotengezwa injini hii ni ajabu ya aina yake.

Rolls Royce has said that the missing flight sent out two engine reports before it vanished on Saturday.The New Scientist said the maker of the plane's engines received the broadcasts as it was taking off and during the ascent.The company, based in Derbyshire, receives all flight information from its aircraft in real-time.
 
Mystery: IT manager Mike Seberger found this image by surfing satellite images on the internet


One of the millions of people gripped by the mystery of flight MH370 may have tracked down the missing jet... simply by surfing the internet.

IT manager Mike Seberger said he may have detected the missing Malaysian Airlines plane on a high-resolution satellite photo taken above the seas where it went missing.

The image he spotted shows a plane-shaped object under a bank of white cloud in the Gulf of Thailand, an arm of the South China Sea.

42 ships and 39 aircraft from 12 different countries have been drafted in to search for the missing Boeing 777 and the 239 passengers - with no success.

But if Mr Seberger’s hunch is correct, he will have solved a mystery that has fascinated the world and baffled experts - all from the comfort of his home.

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Mr Seberger, 47, from Chicago, United States, found the mystery object after logging on to the Tomnod website, which uploaded the satellite images of 1,000 square miles the day after the plane disappeared.

Around half a million volunteers signed up for the online mission on the first day and up to 100,000 people a minute have been using the website. The interest has been so high that the site has frequently crashed through too much traffic.

The site works by allocating each viewer a tiny square of the search area.

The viewer then scrutinises that image in detail - a technique known as ‘crowd searching’.

The satellite photos were taken 400 miles above the earth on March 9 and can capture a detail as small as a penalty spot on a football field.

If viewers see something of interest, they flag up the detail to the website managers.

Mr Seberger said it took him only a few minutes to find the image, whose dimensions are said to be consistent with a Boeing 777.

Last night Mr Seberger said: “At first I skipped past it, thinking, ‘Nah. No way I would find anything that quickly.

“But then I kept scrolling back to it and thinking to myself, ‘It does resemble a plane.’”

The intrigue came as the search was widened to waters off both sides of the peninsula following possible sightings of the plane from at least nine witnesses.

One was from a New Zealander on a rig off Vung Tau in southern Vietnam. He sent an email saying he had seen a “burning object” about 200 miles out to sea.
 
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Malaysia Boeing 777 Airlines flight bound for Beijing from Kuala Lumpar which disappeared on Saturday. China satellite finds possible wreckage on the 9th March 2014. Photograph: BBC News/screen grab from BBC News 24
 

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Ina maana wale watu wote ndo wamesha...... Oh my GOD, naomba isiwe hivyo
 
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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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.
 
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
 
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

Teknolojia ya kutoa taswira zenye resolution nzuri ndani ya muda muafaka ipo. Sema tatizo usikute wanakuwa wanabania kuhofia kuibiwa ujanja wao. Kwenye haya mambo ukizembea kidogo tu unaweza ukajikuta una-reveal mengi kuliko ulivyokusudia.

Halafu kumbe hizi picha hata kwenye Chinese media bado hawajaziripoti. Kwa nini? Hawataki ku-raise false hopes kwa watu wao?

Hata wahusika wa Malaysia bado nao hawajaziona wala hakujawa na mawasiliano yaliyo rasmi kutoka kwa wahusika wa China na Malaysia kuhusiana na hizo picha. Kwa nini?

Bado Wachina siwaamini kihivyo.
 
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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Ohoooo ona sasa hii. Wachina sasa wanasema hawawezi kuthibitisha kama hizo taswira za satelaiti zina uhusiano na ndege iliyopotea!!!!!!!!!

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.

Kwa habari zaidi bofya hapo - China says can't confirm satellite images connected to missing plane
 
Malaysia Airlines says MH370 and MH371 flight codes to be retired as 'a mark of respect'; MH318 will be used for the Kuala Lumpur to Beijing route, MH319 for Beijing to Kuala Lumpur - statement
 
Vietnam military officials says it will recheck area for missing airliner after China satellite spots objects -
 
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