Amelia Earhart’s plane found?
hmm not sure how far away this radar image was taken from Nikumaroro Island, but I thought some artifacts were found there, which could have been either from her, or her co-pilot
https://time.com/5190125/amelia-earhart-bones/Bones found in 1940 on Nikumaroro Island — a western Pacific island near Earhart’s projected flight path — were initially thought to belong to the pilot, as they were found alongside a number of possessions that could have belonged to her, including a shoe; a box designed to hold a navigation device similar to the one used by Earhart’s navigator Fred Noonan; and a Benedictine bottle, which she was known to carry with her.
this kind of reading into images etc ^ is too inconclusive... also, isn't there a propensity for human brains to try to assign images to things that really isn't there?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
One example: that "face" on the surface of Mars
hmm not sure how far away this radar image was taken from Nikumaroro Island, but I thought some artifacts were found there, which could have been either from her, or her co-pilot
https://time.com/5190125/amelia-earhart-bones/Bones found in 1940 on Nikumaroro Island — a western Pacific island near Earhart’s projected flight path — were initially thought to belong to the pilot, as they were found alongside a number of possessions that could have belonged to her, including a shoe; a box designed to hold a navigation device similar to the one used by Earhart’s navigator Fred Noonan; and a Benedictine bottle, which she was known to carry with her.
this kind of reading into images etc ^ is too inconclusive... also, isn't there a propensity for human brains to try to assign images to things that really isn't there?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia
One example: that "face" on the surface of Mars