Searches on the site using an underwater robot, do not get any trace of the plane. Bluefin-21 mission, the name of the tool, ended on Wednesday (28/05/2014), after exploring an area of 850 square kilometers, according to a statement from the joint team search in Australia on Thursday.
"This area can now be ignored as the final resting place of plane lost, "said the search coordination center, in a statement on Thursday. With this development, the search will be suspended for the next few months, until the equipment with more sophisticated tracking capabilities to arrive in Australia.
equipment that awaited his arrival has greater roaming capabilities. Analysis of satellite data to estimate the search area will reach an area of 56,000 square kilometers in the Indian Ocean on the western side of Australia.The plane had been missing since March 8, 2014, with 239 passengers and crew in it.
was not "ping" from the black boxWhen breaking communication with the control tower in the early morning flight Kuala Lumpur-Beijing route, the aircraft was believed to turn sharply toward the Indian Ocean, trace the satellite data.
Based on calculation speed and fuel reserves in the plane, the flight ended at the southern tip of the Indian Ocean on the western side of Australia. statement came after a joint team earlier on Thursday morning, the U.S. Navy rejects the opinion of American experts about the signal "ping" that became search base in the region.
Experts, the Deputy Director of Civil Engineering for the U.S. Navy Marine Michael Dean said, signal "ping" was heard in April 2014 did not come from the plane's black box was missing.
Speaking to CNN , Dean said, most countries now agree that the sound of "ping" that is detected by tracking the location "ping" it belongs to the U.S. Navy comes from manmade sources not related to the missing jet.
"comments Mike Dean is highly speculative and premature. therefore we continue to work with our partners to more thoroughly understand the data obtainedPinger Locator , "said U.S. Navy spokesman Chris Johnson said in a statement, referring to the search led Malaysia and Australia.
Dean is based in Washington, yet to be confirmed about the disclaimers. Meanwhile, a joint search team also refused to comment on the conclusions that they release. The next search location has not been determined. "To be announced in due course," they said about the location of the next search.
Four "ping" Previously, officials stated that there are four series of "ping" is observed. The signal then becomes the instructions that determine the "boundary" location search. According to them, the signal was consistent with similar signals from the plane's black box. however, confirmed only black battery box has a power reserve of one month deadline.
Therefore, the signal from the black box launcher was believed to have been extinguished now.Earlier this week, the Malaysian Government released the raw data from the satellite which determines the location of the beginning of a massive search in the Indian Ocean. The data is a record of a "handshake" with the Inmarsat satellite electronic equipment on the plane.
Though a form of fulfilling the demands of transparency, the document contains 45 sheets of data logscommunication experts say it will not be able to solve the mystery of the loss of this aircraft. Speculation continues to swirl between piracy or pilot committed suicide. Families of victims tend to be very critical of the Government of Malaysia, supported by never finding any debris.
Source : Kompas
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