Scientists from British company Inmarsat tell BBC that Australian vessel was distracted by bogus signals The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is yet to target the most likely crash site, having been distracted by what is now believed to have been a bogus signal, satellite experts have claimed. Scientists from Inmarsat, the British company that has been helping the search effort, told the BBC's Horizon programme there was a "hotspot" in the southern Indian Ocean in which it m...
MH370: searchers not looking in the best place, satellite experts say
The Guardian - 17 Jun 2014 05:10
Scientists from British company Inmarsat tell BBC that Australian vessel was distracted by bogus signals The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is yet to target the most likely crash site, having been distracted by what is now believed to have been a bogus signal, satellite experts have claimed. Scientists from Inmarsat, the British company that has been helping the search effort, told the BBC's Horizon programme there was a "hotspot" in the southern Indian Ocean in which it m...
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