“No find no fee” search to begin

[Brett t. Christensen]

http://edition.cnn.com/2018/01/10/asia/mh370-ocean-infinity-search-intl/index.html

I am surprised there is no talk about the new search effort for MH 370.

So a US company is going to deploy to search for debris for a scaled profit if they find a certain amount of debris, equipment or not etc.

A big gamble I'd say.

But they do have new submersibles that don't need to be hooked to a mother ship so they do have that going for them.

This isn't really a debunk more of a discussion. Do you think this new tech and their idea on new search parameters will result in a find?

 

[Hevach]

The 90 day time limit will hurt them more than anything, a three year cold trail and a new search area to boot.

However, as a gamble, Ocean Infinity doesn't need to find MH370 and collect from the Malaysian government to "win" this bet, that's just the jackpot. Finding *anything* new or interesting would be a boon to selling their services - an unknown shipwreck or a brine basin or a whale fall, for example.

Considering they'd probably get more of their ongoing business from oceanographic research rather than recovery searches like this, even just a portfolio of cool pictures would be a win.

 

[Brett t. Christensen]

I think you damn good point Vader.

 

[Brett t. Christensen]

They must really be trying to get some air time on the news for their new submersibles.

 

[derwoodii]

the ships gone dark for 3 days,,



http://www.news.com.au/travel/trave...m/news-story/87f0cc6516bef3240d92bf667d2e24aa

THE search vessel tasked with finding MH370 mysteriously switched off its tracking system near a "treasure filled" sunken shipwreck, sending observers into meltdown.

some info and data here

https://twitter.com/MikeChillit