28 March 2014 (22:00 UTC-07 Tango 27 March 2014)/26 Jumada l-Ula 1435/08 Farvardin 1393/28 Ding-Mao 4712

Aussie search officials say they are now shifting their search for MH370/CZ748 back 1094km (680 miles) north.  They say it’s based on new “analysis” of radar/satellite data.  They also think the plane was flying faster than they first thought.

However, at a live press conference (ending as I write this) Australian reporters asked some pointed questions about just how officials from dozens of countries have determined where to search.

The two officials basically responded that is was their best guess, and that the so called ‘data’ they have from radars and satellites are not conclusive!   Basically the international investigators put together a scenario that they thought was the most likely, based on the inconclusive satellite and radar data, and then used math to calculate the fuel usage to estimate how far the plane could have flow.

The key point is that they admitted the ‘data’ they have is inconclusive.  They also avoided answering questions about the possibility MH370/CZ748 crashed even further north and the debris drifted south.  One official said he “thinks” the current is “to the east”.

After the live conference, a reporter for British empire Sky News said the new search area is not based on new data at all, simply the investigators have somehow garnered a better picture of the flight of MH370/CZ748 from data they already have!

Was the nuke on the missing MH370?

Israel….training for MH370 scenario!