Underwater acoustic analysis reveals unique pressure signals associated with aircraft crashes in the sea: revisiting MH370

Usama Kadri, 2024. Scientific Reports 14, 10102.

Examines hydrophone records from the CTBTO stations at Cape Leeuwin and Diego Garcia around the time of the final handshake; finds one possible signal at one station only and none along the earlier path, and proposes controlled explosions along the seventh arc to calibrate the method.

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Kadri, U. (2024). Underwater acoustic analysis reveals unique pressure signals associated with aircraft crashes in the sea: revisiting MH370. Scientific Reports 14, 10102. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-60529-1

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Kadri, Usama. “Underwater acoustic analysis reveals unique pressure signals associated with aircraft crashes in the sea: revisiting MH370.” Scientific Reports 14, 10102 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-60529-1.