Literally, they cant even find a fucking plane, and now they go "OH LETS FIND A PHONE THAT 2937384737747 TIMES SMALLER THAN APALNE WE HAVENT FOUND HLAF A DECADE"
Try and find a tiny cellphone in an ocean... It even takes forever to find your lost phone in your own HOUSE. I can't imagine how long it will take to find these little things...
An interesting proposal, considering that, if the aircraft is ever found, it's very likely the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder won't be enough to solve the mystery. Since they considered both pressure and water salinity, I guess the only thing that could complicate this operation would be the impact damage on the cellphones, depending on how the airliner crashed. Hopefully this can help experts undertand the sequence of events that took place on MH370.
exactly -what is the point in any of this?? If they found the plane, they would not need people's mobiles!!! I thought this was going to show that they can retrieve info from the phones that are with the passengers and plane!!! I thought they had created new technology to hack into the actual phones of the passengers!!!
@@blvezae7832 top air craft investigators looked into the flight path and one debris that was found in madagaskar. The pilot intentionally landed the plane on water.
DONT JUMP THE GUN, FIND THE PLANE FIRST. Wrong experient, 7 days salt water dipping is not same as 7 years since the plane is lost. Next the pressure at the bottom of the ocean is different than that jar, these people are responsible for creating mysteries
@@andra_syawwal They can find it if they are willing to put in lots of funds like they do into space programs. But no country is willing to spend money on it, especially the corrupted and almost-bankrupt Malaysian government...
If the plane is finally located and passenger cellphones are retrieved amongst the aircraft wreckage, as it's been almost 8 years since Flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared, presumably the length of time will cause further cellphone damage. Could this extended delay in finding the aircraft mean that any data stored will now be completely damaged and therefore irretrievable?
When flying always carry with you a protective waterproof box just big enough to fit your cell phone. Teather it to your body. In addition carry an emergency locator beacon that sailors attach to their life vests and activate when they become wet. In the case of impending doom, pre-activate your ACR or Bivy stick so that your latitude and longitude are broadcast to the satellite before you hit the water. Since the signals are weak sit next to the window else the signal may not penetrate the thick aluminum skin of the aircraft, (not needed in a Boeing Dreamliner.) Assuming you ditch and actually get out into the water, having an ACR might help you and your fellow passengers. Even if rescue is late in coming there is still a good chance that searchers will find something.
well, yes, but at one point the passengers of flight MH370 knew that something is wrong so they might have sent SMS messages to their friends and relatives. Since they found a flap part of the wing at a beach of Reunion they should measure the current of the Indian ocean and in this way find the location from where exactly that wing part was coming.
The passengers didn't know anything was wrong except the awake few, and they only knew something was wrong because the plane was depressurized and they didn't have oxygen.
A wing fragment, a wing flap, a flaperon, the horizontal stabilizer, a flap track fairing, an engine cowling, and the main cabin interior panel have all been found, with the first three being 100% confirmed to be MH370, the others being highly likely. Don't be stupid, stupid.
@@ZenZanoman Because _you_ are just an expert on aircraft and have been working secretly on the search and know that they weren't confirmed, aren't you?
I thought if the passengers names are known , phone company's , face book ,Twitter , linkedin, TH-cam, Instagram, Pinterest, and any other social networks can put a name to the account they are holding . . Haven't family relations come forward with any answers ?
Seriously? You cant even find a plane after half a decade, and now youre here finding phones from that plane you cant find? Thats smaller that a fucking plane. What bullshit
Why were the passenger phones ringing out if they were supposed to be off during flight? And one passenger actually called a family member 24 hours after disappearing I can’t get this out of my head , why is this not addressed ?!?!?
Because it was their own phone that rang. Your phone starts to ring when you call someone cause it needs to connect to different networks. Hence when you call someone it sometimes rings for 3 times and then the other phone goes over.
Waterproof phones only stay waterproof to a certain amount of meters deep. This would be miles deep. The pressure would be so high that it would even shatter the screen.
Lynsey Moat That’s right. This is the deepest part of any ocean on earth. The phone would literally explode into a million pieces after about a year. This plane went down going on seven years.
Here's a question? Why couldn't they just get water from the actual Indian Ocean to have the exact make up of the conditions of a phone that may be at the bottom of that ocean?
This is just about the stupidest thing I've ever watched. You can't just compare 8 days to 4 years, and say that the (hopefully) retrieved phones will work. And this was a plane that crashed into the ocean. You can't just put the phone in the water without extensive damage and say it'll work 🤦 This is society these days.
Can aquatic creatures can be used in searc operation by placing cameras and gps locators on them as i read that blufin can go depth of about 4 miles wheras aquatic creatures can can go beyond that by using modernized technlogies on them can help search operation because if any body related to this incident in the deep ocean as these creatures passes accidentally then images can be taken out which may help them in search operation.
Sometimes I don't understand the odd things that happen,....I saw that plane years before it went missing. Myself and a couple of other cars stopped as we saw a huge jet flying sideways, then it disappeared. We all thought it was going to crash, but there was nothing. It just disappeared. When I heard of MH370 disappearing, I recognized it to be that missing jet. Where did they go?? They might be living in some other world. Time travel and portals.?? I know it sounds crazy, but I know what I saw. I don't understand it myself.
No, no drugs,... it was the most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life.! The plane was there for a few seconds, under 10. I started driving and was watching for a crash. There was nothing, just disappeared.!
Oh fuck ur right ... when i searched the co-oordinates on google maps i set it on terrain view and theres a satillite image of a plane in the middle of the jungle O-o
What I meant was during that fateful flight when that terrible (whatever) happened..Wasn't anyone who was on that plane screaming on their cell in real time to their loved ones or was there no cell operation out there on the sea?? Why do they have to retrieve those phones??
They couldn't be. It's highly likely that, to avoid passengers doing anything to alert the world of what's happening, Zaharie depressurized the plane while most if not all of the passengers were asleep and suffocated them.
Why has it not been found 🤔 all the modern day technology & nothing to show where that plane ✈️ crashed it’s a real concern surely if a company will search for it they will find it’s wreckage may take a few millions 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
Now almost certain passengers were unconscious and unaware of what happened.. was middle of the night and as soon a transponder turned off.. the cabin was depressurised.
Okay cool. So all we have to do is hope the plane crashed and the phones survived the wreckage and landed in a Chemical Facility that has those chemicals ready to go. You know, before the phone corrodes from being in the Ocean for 4 years. Gotcha, fingers crossed!
How about AirTags if they have been inside the passengers' baggage or bags inside planes that go missing? Can they also show where the locations of the planes are without cellphone towers?
@@rosariogamboa1661 It’s a good thought for sure. Even if AirTags or some other tracking device was on-board the flight (like a Tile), they would require a connection to a nearby cell phone to transmit their location via Bluetooth low energy. That cell phone would also need to have a connection to a cell tower. Which of course, wouldn’t be possible in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Hopefully one day the plane will be found if the Malaysian government decides to resume the search.
@@DiljotSG that’s not even close to how AirTags or any other Tile-like device works. Nothing connects to a cell tower. The location is pinged by the use of other phones in the area. If none of the phones near the tag have service, there’s no way to update the tags location
Not true...in my dream, hijackers confiscated all phones and put them in a large plastic bag and threw them off the plane. People wrote messages and put them inside water bottles.
Doubt a phone lost in an ocean is much harder to find than a Boeing 777, which hasn't even been found yet. Despite the fact that four-plus years in the ocean an aluminum phone wouldn't be intsct.
Not really, it just so happens that model and that company wants quick profit, and makes them with low quality material for people looking to get a cheap, knock off.
shyshy101202 .... Hello.! Y es... 99℅ de probabiliy true... You are rigth... I wonder why they keep the mistery... The Boing 777 coudn' t disappear so easy... That kind of planes are very safesty....!!! I think about líes and not clear true... Betwin earth and sky.... Nothing is hidden.!!! Give back the Malaysia MH370 with 239. Passangers.!
Of course, that's very basic investigation process you don't have to be a genius to tell that. Some phones will be in full charge you just find out when the last phone went off in the event of cabin depressurization.
Government has access to the cellphone numbers of these passengers . Just check with the location of cellphone ( if they were on) by cross checking with the network service provider . That itself will give them clue as the airplane has returned back to the mainland before vanishing into the unknown.
I believe strongly that finding a phone is harder than the plane itself...
koosmangat the plane is at the military base Diego Garcia located in the Indian Ocean.
8 days vs 3+ years.
Adam deste exactly my point
This video was posted on April 2014
5.
Adam deste 5 years old
5, almost 6
I know im late, but if you cant find a fucking plane in the ocean, what makes you think you can find a phone?
why would you swear!?? Take the f word away! Yikes!
@@justanaturalcarguy4031 yeah fuck swearing
Only on TH-cam can you comment and then three years later somebody talk shit 🤣😂🤣😂
Literally, they cant even find a fucking plane, and now they go "OH LETS FIND A PHONE THAT 2937384737747 TIMES SMALLER THAN APALNE WE HAVENT FOUND HLAF A DECADE"
If they would have found the plane, the cell phones might be in the nearby area
Try and find a tiny cellphone in an ocean... It even takes forever to find your lost phone in your own HOUSE.
I can't imagine how long it will take to find these little things...
exactly, that can't find large pieces of plane but they'll find little phones lol
The fuselage in theory should be largely intact at the bottom of the ocean. If that is found, finding the phones will come along with it.
Hahaha...it happens to me sometimes...Fucking phone...
Fr. The phone would probably have permanent damage by now
Next time the guy at the Sprint store says he can't get my contacts back I'm gonna call BS!!!
That was a week. Its been missing for years now
EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT
Going on seven years, come on!
Exactly. This one week test proves absolutely nothing.
This is similar to Air france 447.
6 years now.
An interesting proposal, considering that, if the aircraft is ever found, it's very likely the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder won't be enough to solve the mystery. Since they considered both pressure and water salinity, I guess the only thing that could complicate this operation would be the impact damage on the cellphones, depending on how the airliner crashed. Hopefully this can help experts undertand the sequence of events that took place on MH370.
6 years later... we'll see if they find it near Christmas Island.
Yeah but then they have to find it first.
exactly -what is the point in any of this?? If they found the plane, they would not need people's mobiles!!! I thought this was going to show that they can retrieve info from the phones that are with the passengers and plane!!! I thought they had created new technology to hack into the actual phones of the passengers!!!
Why cant they hack into the passengers phones actually?
No need to get he phone... trace it through solid computer, get the account and trace it back through google maps
Molisan Tono Well shit problem solved then. You just solved the mystery of MH370, now go get your 🍪
@ Alvaro aka Tico hey I want a cookie too
This test was so irrelevant because how can u test the chip when the real problem is they cannot even find the plane at all. Waste of my time.
go back to your bed
I wonder if anyone used an iPhone and used iCloud?
It was a 3 minute video John.
They know what happened, that's why Malaysian authorities called off the search.
No stop with this conspiracy shit
So what happened?
@@blvezae7832 the pilot suicided
Samin Intisar and who said that?
@@blvezae7832 top air craft investigators looked into the flight path and one debris that was found in madagaskar. The pilot intentionally landed the plane on water.
DONT JUMP THE GUN, FIND THE PLANE FIRST. Wrong experient, 7 days salt water dipping is not same as 7 years since the plane is lost. Next the pressure at the bottom of the ocean is different than that jar, these people are responsible for creating mysteries
Makes you wonder why planes themselves don’t have locators bundled in with the recorders.
@Webcityguy Actually, they do. Problem is, the locators last about two weeks.
NASA CAN FIND STARS AND GALAXIES THOUSANDS OF LIGHTYEARS AWAY, BUT CAN'T EVEN FIND MH370 ? ffs
Answer: you cant breathe underwater, and stars are bigger than planes
@@andra_syawwal They can find it if they are willing to put in lots of funds like they do into space programs. But no country is willing to spend money on it, especially the corrupted and almost-bankrupt Malaysian government...
No way. The data cannot be retrieved after 10 years in the Indien Ocean.
Worry about finding the plane first dude.
If the plane is finally located and passenger cellphones are retrieved amongst the aircraft wreckage, as it's been almost 8 years since Flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared, presumably the length of time will cause further cellphone damage. Could this extended delay in finding the aircraft mean that any data stored will now be completely damaged and therefore irretrievable?
Everyday I wait for justice Malaysia government know everything but can't want to tell public
When flying always carry with you a protective waterproof box just big enough to fit your cell phone. Teather it to your body. In addition carry an emergency locator beacon that sailors attach to their life vests and activate when they become wet. In the case of impending doom, pre-activate your ACR or Bivy stick so that your latitude and longitude are broadcast to the satellite before you hit the water. Since the signals are weak sit next to the window else the signal may not penetrate the thick aluminum skin of the aircraft, (not needed in a Boeing Dreamliner.) Assuming you ditch and actually get out into the water, having an ACR might help you and your fellow passengers. Even if rescue is late in coming there is still a good chance that searchers will find something.
A ziplock plastic bag will do just fine.
Try to find the plane first
0:54 Why can't/wont they have the water as cold as the ocean?
well, yes, but at one point the passengers of flight MH370 knew that something is wrong so they might have sent SMS messages to their friends and relatives. Since they found a flap part of the wing at a beach of Reunion they should measure the current of the Indian ocean and in this way find the location from where exactly that wing part was coming.
The passengers didn't know anything was wrong except the awake few, and they only knew something was wrong because the plane was depressurized and they didn't have oxygen.
Did someone ever follow up on the Ham radio theory??? One guy thinks he has pinpointed where the plane is because it crossed the radio waves.
The aircraft landed in Diego Garcia military base. You'll never recover a phone or a piece
A wing fragment, a wing flap, a flaperon, the horizontal stabilizer, a flap track fairing, an engine cowling, and the main cabin interior panel have all been found, with the first three being 100% confirmed to be MH370, the others being highly likely. Don't be stupid, stupid.
@@redtailarts101 wrong! Nothing has been confirmed that are parts of mh370.
@@ZenZanoman Because _you_ are just an expert on aircraft and have been working secretly on the search and know that they weren't confirmed, aren't you?
I thought if the passengers names are known , phone company's , face book ,Twitter , linkedin, TH-cam, Instagram, Pinterest, and any other social networks can put a name to the account they are holding . . Haven't family relations come forward with any answers ?
How about after 9 years?
It's now been 8 years since this plane has gone missing idk If any of this would be possible
Yea the experiment was for 1 week...8 years of high salt-water corrosion, no phones will survive at all!!!
Looks like “no” is the answer after 8 years. Lol
I used to track my position within 6 months ago through google map timeline.
Mh370 in diego grica island
Seriously? You cant even find a plane after half a decade, and now youre here finding phones from that plane you cant find? Thats smaller that a fucking plane. What bullshit
Can they not get gps info of cell phones on board
Most of them would be on Airplane mode which would disable the GPS
sesnaf faout I never put my phone on airplane mode cause I don’t go by he rules (/8D/)
Unfortunately not at the bottom of the ocean after 3 years m8
Why were the passenger phones ringing out if they were supposed to be off during flight? And one passenger actually called a family member 24 hours after disappearing I can’t get this out of my head , why is this not addressed ?!?!?
Because it was their own phone that rang. Your phone starts to ring when you call someone cause it needs to connect to different networks. Hence when you call someone it sometimes rings for 3 times and then the other phone goes over.
The answer is, no. there is no cell towers, so locations are unknown if it was in the middle of the ocean.
Just tell the traffic police that the plane is doing 45 in a 40 limit, or that it's tax and MOT are expired. Trust me, they'll find it.
Mayb a dumb question but would a "find my phone" search on the passengers phones shine a light on the plane location?
Cool video! I never knew smartphone data could survive that depth, saltwater etc.. fascinating
One passenger may have a waterproof Phone that might make a beep sound when a text gets send!!
Shelly Mai It won’t have power after 4 years of not being plugged in tho
@@erink2553 my tablet was on 26% after i found it about a year and a half
Waterproof phones only stay waterproof to a certain amount of meters deep. This would be miles deep. The pressure would be so high that it would even shatter the screen.
Lynsey Moat That’s right. This is the deepest part of any ocean on earth. The phone would literally explode into a million pieces after about a year. This plane went down going on seven years.
You are forgetting phone can float
The phones could be in the plane in the hanger at Diego Garcia.
8 days is nothing to 4 years
It's been 6 years... I guess it wasn't possible.
Poor smartphone.
Sam *POOR PEOPLE
Thinking the plane may be underwater of the Indian ocean. But it was never found
Why can't they retrieve the photo's via the "CLOUD" technology?
put it in for another 8 years and try again,😂☀️
Why does it take many years to find fucking plane
Here's a question? Why couldn't they just get water from the actual Indian Ocean to have the exact make up of the conditions of a phone that may be at the bottom of that ocean?
I have a broken phone with sentimental pictures of a loved one who passed away, I need that team
Possible if they had found the plane within a week. Let’s retry the experiment and leave the cell phone in saltwater for 5yrs this time.
@2:31 What is that adapter called?????
This is just about the stupidest thing I've ever watched. You can't just compare 8 days to 4 years, and say that the (hopefully) retrieved phones will work. And this was a plane that crashed into the ocean. You can't just put the phone in the water without extensive damage and say it'll work 🤦 This is society these days.
You realize this video was made shortly after the crash, right? They didn’t know it was going to be gone for years at the time
Pilot did everyone in.
phones have been under water for almost 5 years now.
I bet Bob Ballard could find the plane
Can aquatic creatures can be used in searc operation by placing cameras and gps locators on them as i read that blufin can go depth of about 4 miles wheras aquatic creatures can can go beyond that by using modernized technlogies on them can help search operation because if any body related to this incident in the deep ocean as these creatures passes accidentally then images can be taken out which may help them in search operation.
Smart
Why haven't they brought that up before now?
I got a laptop I spilled wine on. I need to take it to these guys to fix it.
try get the imei numbers of the passenger's mobile phones. and then locate it.
Great, now you have to find it!
Oh wait
Nearly six years now. I disagree with that last statement.
Yes, but any phones would be under tremendous pressure and so far been down there for four years.
MH370 went through a portal. Believe it or not.
What portal exactly?
Sometimes I don't understand the odd things that happen,....I saw that plane years before it went missing. Myself and a couple of other cars stopped as we saw a huge jet flying sideways, then it disappeared. We all thought it was going to crash, but there was nothing. It just disappeared. When I heard of MH370 disappearing, I recognized it to be that missing jet. Where did they go??
They might be living in some other world. Time travel and portals.??
I know it sounds crazy, but I know what I saw. I don't understand it myself.
@Zawarudo Canada
@@Liudolfingen did you drop acid that earlier night mate? 😏
No, no drugs,... it was the most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life.! The plane was there for a few seconds, under 10. I started driving and was watching for a crash. There was nothing, just disappeared.!
Imagine finding the plane and everything was still in it.errrchhhhh I can only imagine everyone still in their seats..
If MH370 crash before 2006 this will be a no brainer question
Who the fuck would sent an email before crashing?
Steven t
Mark Bingham would have. To his mom.
I thought you could retrieve from the cloud without the cellphone. Why do you need the actual phone? Why not go to the cloud accounts?
If u can't find the plane, find a cellphone what a logic
Let's find the plane first and retrieve that black box.
It’s not in the Indian Ocean it’s here 12°05'20.7"N 104°09'06.8"E
Look this up on google earth or maps also the message came from the planes blackbox
Oh fuck ur right ... when i searched the co-oordinates on google maps i set it on terrain view and theres a satillite image of a plane in the middle of the jungle O-o
Yes. And they landed it how? With really big parachutes? And it was then somehow parked floating on top of the trees...
Sure thing...
Smart. Gonna take a while to find one though
This aged badly.
Google can tell but it fails to track my huawei p8 I can't retrieve my locations since I use p8
What I meant was during that fateful flight when that terrible (whatever) happened..Wasn't anyone who was on that plane screaming on their cell in real time to their loved ones or was there no cell operation out there on the sea?? Why do they have to retrieve those phones??
They couldn't be. It's highly likely that, to avoid passengers doing anything to alert the world of what's happening, Zaharie depressurized the plane while most if not all of the passengers were asleep and suffocated them.
Why has it not been found 🤔 all the modern day technology & nothing to show where that plane ✈️ crashed it’s a real concern surely if a company will search for it they will find it’s wreckage may take a few millions 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
I think the plane is in the Bermuda triangle
Now almost certain passengers were unconscious and unaware of what happened.. was middle of the night and as soon a transponder turned off.. the cabin was depressurised.
Carlyle semiconductor on board the plane headed to china
Don't forget about life proof cases. That's also a factor
Can't cell phone providers give up information from the passengers phones? Text messages?
Wondering. 🤔
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If their phone gps was on . Maybe they could
@@dhnsh1843 They know
Okay cool. So all we have to do is hope the plane crashed and the phones survived the wreckage and landed in a Chemical Facility that has those chemicals ready to go. You know, before the phone corrodes from being in the Ocean for 4 years. Gotcha, fingers crossed!
I don't get it. When an entire plane is missing, you people are doing experiments on recovering a phone from ocean floor and collecting data from it.
How about AirTags if they have been inside the passengers' baggage or bags inside planes that go missing? Can they also show where the locations of the planes are without cellphone towers?
AirTags did not exist at the time of the flight disappearance...
@@DiljotSG Thank you for letting me know.
@@rosariogamboa1661 It’s a good thought for sure. Even if AirTags or some other tracking device was on-board the flight (like a Tile), they would require a connection to a nearby cell phone to transmit their location via Bluetooth low energy. That cell phone would also need to have a connection to a cell tower. Which of course, wouldn’t be possible in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Hopefully one day the plane will be found if the Malaysian government decides to resume the search.
@@DiljotSG that’s not even close to how AirTags or any other Tile-like device works. Nothing connects to a cell tower. The location is pinged by the use of other phones in the area. If none of the phones near the tag have service, there’s no way to update the tags location
@@Greasiola i misspoke. The phones ping the AirTags, not the other way around
If they found the plane what would be the point of trying that??
matt that’s what I was thinking but maybe there is recording or photos ?
Not true...in my dream, hijackers confiscated all phones and put them in a large plastic bag and threw them off the plane. People wrote messages and put them inside water bottles.
Doubt a phone lost in an ocean is much harder to find than a Boeing 777, which hasn't even been found yet. Despite the fact that four-plus years in the ocean an aluminum phone wouldn't be intsct.
Sound not good, because if u found the plane intact, then for sure u will recover also the blackbox
How lovely, a Samsung phone's security compromised by opening it up.
It's a -1 for encryption.
Not really, it just so happens that model and that company wants quick profit, and makes them with low quality material for people looking to get a cheap, knock off.
yep? the phone was in water for 1 wk., tell me if it's possible after 8 years
Now nearly eight years!
kalau jumpa.phone tu,ingt an bleh trace location kapal tu,kalau jumpa phone tu nk buat ape,personal phone
Good idea, however the pressure is unknown?
Hope so
Doesn't it make more sense for it to be a phone made in 2014
8 days vs. 5 years ?? Still could ?
The plane is at the secret US military base Diego Garcia.
shyshy101202 I know I saw it there
V pal, really? Please elaborate????
shyshy101202 .... Hello.! Y es... 99℅ de probabiliy true... You are rigth... I wonder why they keep the mistery... The Boing 777 coudn' t disappear so easy... That kind of planes are very safesty....!!! I think about líes and not clear true... Betwin earth and sky.... Nothing is hidden.!!! Give back the Malaysia MH370 with 239. Passangers.!
Okay, but these phones, if indeed in the ocean, have been there for a couple years. Good luck to that.
8 days surely not long enough.
What they need is the black box
Of course, that's very basic investigation process you don't have to be a genius to tell that. Some phones will be in full charge you just find out when the last phone went off in the event of cabin depressurization.
Government has access to the cellphone numbers of these passengers . Just check with the location of cellphone ( if they were on) by cross checking with the network service provider . That itself will give them clue as the airplane has returned back to the mainland before vanishing into the unknown.
Why haven't investigators take more seriously the debris washed up in madagascar ?