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In response to "Exactly. Planes disappear and aren't recovered, maybe not frequently, but it's hardly unheard of." by the King of Argentina

but there's no debris. how can there be no debris? -- nm

Posted by Moray Gerbson (aka amanda) Mar 13 '14, 07:53

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Oceans are big, planes are small. -- nm - the King of Argentina Mar 13, 07:55 9
- sounds like somebody's got a convenient answer for everything! -- nm - prayformojo Mar 13, 07:56 3
  - I'm nothing but answers! -- nm - the King of Argentina Mar 13, 07:58
  - Yeah. You know who else does? - Spawn Lord Mar 13, 07:57
  - Well, you have to know these things when you're a king, you know. -- nm - Roger More Mar 13, 07:57
- The last size comparison I saw for the area being searched was Indiana. And that was before they expanded the search area. -- nm - TWuG Mar 13, 07:56 4
  - yup, just watch Castaway when Hanks figures out the size of the area they are searching for him in and how wrong they likely are -- nm - Beaker Mar 13, 08:15
  - Comparison from the paper here: "if the search area were a football stadium, the plane would be a 5 cent piece. -- nm - the King of Argentina Mar 13, 08:01 2
    - wait, which football stadium has a nickel in it? I need to know! -- nm - Reagen Mar 13, 08:08
    - "and that nickle would be in fragments. And under the turf." -- nm - TWuG Mar 13, 08:02

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