The whole MH370 thing gives me a similar feel to the one I got after the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers. I remember watching those horrific events unfold on a TV in the office (didn't get much work done that day) & despite watching live pictures of it, I couldn't quite believe it. Still can't, really.

MH370 has a similar "I just can't believe it" feel. I see that today the search has entered a "new phase" as the unmanned sub has found nothing having searched the 'likely' area, based on analysis of the pings. So that's another blank drawn, so the next area to be searched is clearly going to have seemed less likely to be the right area than the one that's just proved fruitless.

I wouldn't be surprised if it's never found but then I wouldn't be at all surprised if the plane's found intact on an island somewhere. The story is just so other-wordly that practically anything is possible.

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