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One group of researchers is about to bet $900,000 that Amelia Earhart crashed, and possibly survived, on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. Their inves…
One group of researchers is about to bet $900,000 that Amelia Earhart crashed, and possibly survived, on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. Their investigation hangs on satellite imagery of an object that looks like a plane, but could just be a sunken tree.
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@@Tony-ck1dsImported1mo ago
How could woman’s face cream, the very type she was known to use, end up on this ultra remote island?
@@24whoanellyImported1mo ago
Good report
@@Navy8404VetImported1mo ago
That's not a plane in the shallows. If accounts are true, then she was a spy for America before WW2.
@@drowe2Imported1mo ago
I’ve heard Earhart was lost and didn’t know where she was
@@TurekVisionImported1mo ago
Echo?
@@DanielMedina-h3lImported1mo ago
Psychological echo .
@@C8.H1_N4-O2Imported1mo ago
Tagging Earharts name to pacific expeditions is a tried and true way to scam people out of research grants
One group of researchers is about to bet $900,000 that Amelia Earhart crashed, and possibly survived, on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. Their investigation hangs on satellite imagery of an object that looks like a plane, but could just be a sunken tree.
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