Will the most perplexing mystery in aviation history be solved? This experiment could solve the mystery of missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370

MH370, the Malaysia airlines flight which was carrying around 239 passengers and crew enroute Kuala Lumpur to Beijing suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth and radar screens on one fine day of March 8, 2014. According to Daily Star, there were no distress calls or emergency calls from the Boeing 777-200ER though various evidences popped up following its disappearance that it was flying for 7 more hours after turning off the scheduled flight path.

Daily Star reported that a new experiment is going to be conducted by US based science journalist and private pilot Jeff Wise to get a lead aiming at finding that what actually happened to MH370. A flaperon of MH370 was found around the time of July 2015 which was washed up on the Reunion islands situated in the Indian Ocean which confirmed pretty vaguely that the plane had crashed.

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Jeff Wise is launching this experiment to know and reveal that where had the plane actually crashed, noted reports from MailOnline. The project named Finding MH370 will actually focus on the fact that whether the plane did crash in the Southern Indian Ocean or not, while the team will be placing a replica of a piece of debris in the most likely crash site while very closely monitoring the marine growth on the replica, reported Daily Mail.

Exact cause behind the sudden disappearance of MH370 is not known till date, though there are various conspiracy theories which range from mechanical failure to intentional human intervention. The location of the main black box which contains the flight data and cockpit voice recorders was never found though extensive search took place in accordance to satellite data in the southern Indian Ocean following the disappearance of MH370.

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FAQs:

Q1. What actually happened to Malaysian airlines flight MH370?
A1. MH370, the Malaysia airlines flight which was carrying around 239 passengers and crew enroute Kuala Lumpur to Beijing suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth and radar screens on one fine day of March 8, 2014.

Q2. Who is going to start the new experiment on the disappearance of MH370?
A2. A new experiment is going to be conducted by US based science journalist and private pilot Jeff Wise to get a lead aiming at finding that what actually happened to aircraft MH370.