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The CSIRO used an actual 777 flaperon modified to represent the flaperon from MH370 discovered on Reunion Island in 2015 to refine its drift modelling. csiro
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New analysis points to MH370’s final resting place
The Malaysian Government can no longer evade its responsibilities to locate MH370 after the dramatic revelations last month from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau that identify an almost precise location of the missing jet.
The further refined drift analysis by CSIRO scientist David Griffin and Peter Oke plus the detailed investigation of satellite images from a French satellite by Geoscience Australia have revealed a debris trail that almost certainly must be from MH370.
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