MH370 Tomnod discussion

[whatsgoingonhere]

Both the pieces seems to have something marked on it if you look closely

I can't look at it closely...that is the problem, that's why I'm posting it here so someone may 'know' if it's something.... Thankyou Curiosity

[curiosity]

Can you also post a picture of another "something" from this....you will see what I mean.....looks like wash over it though.

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/mh370_indian_ocean/map/3639

It may be something...it may be nothing, but I'm willing to put it out there....

Here it is, as you rightly mentioned the entire map (2885) in that area is full of scattered stuff. Possible debris 3.jpg

[MIT EE]

For those having problem in logging into tomnod, here is the snapshot of whatsgoingonhere's find. Someone [ATTACH=CONFIG]3634[/ATTACH]
Please throw some light

I could be imagining this but could this be a passenger seat?

[curiosity]

I could be imagining this but could this be a passenger seat?

Could be.With my limited knowledge, I am trying to figure it out using different Photoshop options.

[whatsgoingonhere]

I could be imagining this but could this be a passenger seat?

I really don't think it's a passenger seat :/ It measures approximately 15mtres x 15 metres.....

[TerraFirma]

I really don't think it's a passenger seat :/ It measures approximately 15mtres x 15 metres.....

There is also a real container ship passing by:-

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/mh370_indian_ocean/map/3700

There you can see what different sea conditions look like - also just how small actual containers are.

Since debris is likely to be even smaller - interpreting these images is an almost impossible task without independent means of confirming a sighting.

Also, if someone spots debris near a passing ship then one has to question why the watch or radar does not pick up the sighting also - they are much closer to the locus.

[whatsgoingonhere]

There is also a real container ship passing by:-

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/mh370_indian_ocean/map/3700

There you can see what different sea conditions look like - also just how small actual containers are.

Since debris is likely to be even smaller - interpreting these images is an almost impossible task without independent means of confirming a sighting.

Also, if someone spots debris near a passing ship then one has to question why the watch or radar does not pick up the sighting also - they are much closer to the locus.

I did notice this ship and to me seemed far away according to the map......I'm not generally in the scope of this kind of investigation, so I'm blowin' out my ass here right! BUT
this looks to be far away to me.....this satellite is dated 16/3/14 - 8 days after the plane was reported missing...........is it possible the ship could not have seen it/picked it up?

[oriondt]

Don't know if it's already been mentioned, but Tomnod map 2192 appears to show an object with a straight line, possibly submerged..

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/mh370_indian_ocean/map/2192

[whatsgoingonhere]

There is also a real container ship passing by:-

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/mh370_indian_ocean/map/3700

There you can see what different sea conditions look like - also just how small actual containers are.

Since debris is likely to be even smaller - interpreting these images is an almost impossible task without independent means of confirming a sighting.

Also, if someone spots debris near a passing ship then one has to question why the watch or radar does not pick up the sighting also - they are much closer to the locus.

Containers are generally 5 metres by 2 metres average? I'm guessing? This objects are approximately 15x15 - possibly 10x10 - much larger than a shipping container..

[speedbird1960]

I can't look at it closely...that is the problem, that's why I'm posting it here so someone may 'know' if it's something.... Thankyou Curiosity

Here is 3639 magnified by 300 %, i have to agree you have spotted what could be wreckage.

Zoomed in x300.jpg

[whatsgoingonhere]

Here is 3639 magnified by 300 %, i have to agree you have spotted what could be wreckage.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]3641[/ATTACH]

Thank you for your aknowledgment speedbird. Have you looked at this image as well?

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/...ocean/map/2885

[oriondt]

Tomnod map 2192

The object in 2192 appears to be approx 25ft x 50ft in size. I've adjusted balance and contrast in the 2nd image, and it looks like a straight line going against the "noise" and maybe a 90 degree corner?

2192a.jpg
2192b.png

[oriondt]

Thank you for your aknowledgment speedbird. Have you looked at this image as well?

http://www.tomnod.com/nod/challenge/...ocean/map/2885

Definitely looks like something man-made:

2885.png

[whatsgoingonhere]

Definitely looks like something man-made:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]3645[/ATTACH]

Thanks Oriondt - that's what I wanted to see what do you think?

[kalaha]

Does anyone know where Tomnod locates us when we search there?
Yesterday I spent an hour there and found a small, populated island, probably not the place they are searching now.