Chinese government publishes satellite images of possible plane debris
- 5 years ago
A Chinese government agency reportedly released satellite images that could possibly show parts of the missing Malaysia Airlines plane.
According to the network, the images were distributed by China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense and were captured on March 9, one day after the plane went missing.
The three images appear to show white objects floating in the water. Coordinates released with the images place the objects in the sea between Malaysia and Vietnam, the BBC notes.
The Guardian notes that the site appearing on the images is located not far from the last confirmed radar contact with the plane.
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According to the network, the images were distributed by China's State Administration for Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense and were captured on March 9, one day after the plane went missing.
The three images appear to show white objects floating in the water. Coordinates released with the images place the objects in the sea between Malaysia and Vietnam, the BBC notes.
The Guardian notes that the site appearing on the images is located not far from the last confirmed radar contact with the plane.
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