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well they are brasilian.
Turns out the wreckage they spotted from the air was from a shipwreck - guess the oil drums founding floating nearby weren't enough of a clue....
CNNRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- The Brazilian air force said Thursday night that debris picked up near where officials believe Air France Flight 447 crashed Monday into the Atlantic Ocean was not from the plane.
The news came after the Brazilian navy began retrieving debris Thursday that it believed was wreckage from the flight, which disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean.
On Wednesday, searchers recovered two debris fields and had identified the wreckage, including an airplane seat and an orange float as coming from Flight 447. Officials now say that none of the debris recovered is from the missing plane.
planes aren't just vanishing on 9/11 anymore...this is creepy...I gotta fly next week...
well they are brasilian.
Did the Bermuda Triangle move?
NewsdayRECIFE, Brazil - Brazilian searchers found a large tail section from an Air France jet today, one of the biggest pieces yet recovered from wreckage that could help narrow the search for Flight 447's black boxes. A U.S. Navy team is bringing in high-tech underwater listening devices to detect pings from the data and voice recorders.
Brazilian and French military ships that have so far recovered 16 bodies and large amounts of plane wreckage searched amid a sea of floating debris, finding the tail section with Air France's trademark red and blue stripes. All the wreckage has been found bobbing in the Atlantic Ocean; the Brazilians don't have the means of locating underwater debris.
Brazilian military officials reduced the number of recovered bodies from the 17 announced Sunday, saying there had been a counting error.
So it didn't vanish without a trace . . . .
a ufo crashed into it
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