New MH370 Hydroacoustic Data!
from Finding MH370 Hosted by Jeff Wise
In 2015, French hydroacoustic researcher Dr Jean-Yves Rocher and his team collected data from a network of buoys that had been recording underwater sounds in the southern Indian Ocean for the past year--including the moment that MH370 presumably ran out of fuel and crashed there. He submitted his findings to French and Australian search authorites, but they never published it or released it to the public. In today's episode we learn for the first time what his data revealed. To provide context, we also talk with retired US Navy intelligence specialist Robert Parker and University of Washington hydroacoustic scientist David Dall-Osto.
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Breaking News! New hydrophone data, collected on the day MH370 disappeared and never before released, sheds new light on whether and where the plane impacted the surface of the southern Indian Ocean.
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