Amelia Earhart

[Steve Pace]

Remembering Amelia Earhart - lost for 73 years now. (Lockheed Martin photos)

 

[Justo Miranda]

:'(

 

[Matej]

What mystery? It was clearly explained what happened. In Startrek: Voyager, season 2, part 1 - The 37s

 

[robunos]

It was clearly explained what happened. In Startrek: Voyager, season 2, part 1 - The 37s

LOL!!

There is a more rational explanation, published in
'Aeroplane Monthly', February 1989, pp.70-76,
which suggests that a combination of navigational
error, and fuel shortage, caused Earhart and Noonan
to ditch short of their landing point.


cheers,
Robin.

 

[Stargazer]

It was clearly explained what happened. In Startrek: Voyager, season 2, part 1 - The 37s

LOL!!

There is a more rational explanation, published in
'Aeroplane Monthly', February 1989, pp.70-76,
which suggests that a combination of navigational
error, and fuel shortage, caused Earhart and Noonan
to ditch short of their landing point.


cheers,
Robin.

Gosh! And I thought the Star Trek version was the definitive one... :'(

 

[fightingirish]

How is the Movie "Amelia" starring Hilary Swank as Amelia Earhart, Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor?
I have seen the trailer, but it will be shown in Germany during summer 2010. :-|

 

[shockonlip]

Thanks for the pix guys - nice!

 

[Stargazer]

May I also warmly recommend Joni Mitchell's song "Amelia", which appears on her 1978 album Hejira...

 

[Just call me Ray]

How is the Movie "Amelia" starring Hilary Swank as Amelia Earhart, Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor?
I have seen the trailer, but it will be shown in Germany during summer 2010. :-|

I hear it tries too hard to be Oscar bait and consequently really isn't that good a movie.

 

[F-14D]

Every so often I come across references to distress calls from them after they went down that were picked up by Pan Am radio sites. Anyone heard anything about this?

 

[robunos]

In the article I cite above, the author dismisses
them as hoaxes.


cheers,
Robin.

 

[publiusr]

Maybe this time

Earhart Search: Underwater 'Lump' May Be Wreckage from Lost Plane

The hunt for Amelia Earhart's lost plane will continue next summer. A team will investigate an underwater "anomaly" detected off the coast of the tiny Pacific atoll Nikumaroro. The group thinks it could be the wreckage of Earhart's aircraft.

www.livescience.com

More merciful than coconut crabs