Coincidences - Are You a Believer ??
I am generally not a believer in coincidence - been burned too many times in my career by following a data trail that seems compelling only to be jerked back to reality. So it goes.
The following essay was brought to my attention by StevanG (Jeff wise blogger) a couple of weeks ago. I had not seen it before, and I doubt many people have since it has not been referenced anywhere that I normally go relative to MH370. The author has a style that appeals to me - humble and unassuming. I have no opinion relative to his pedigree. I have not tried to validate his analytics. I present the essay as is. Link below. Please give it a careful read. It deserves that, IMO.
https://sites.google.com/site/mh370tibet/updates/05june2014
I will jump to the conclusion terminus with the graphic below (from the linked reference). The graphic shows the location of the wave height data collection sites.
My speculative scenario was published prior to my awareness of the wave height essay referenced above provided to me by StevanG. I think it is interesting. Certainly not anywhere near what I would categorize as compelling, however. Where is the f'ing debris?
Food for thought, in confusing times.
Added July 13, 2015
Tsunami wave speed as a function of ocean depth.
The following essay was brought to my attention by StevanG (Jeff wise blogger) a couple of weeks ago. I had not seen it before, and I doubt many people have since it has not been referenced anywhere that I normally go relative to MH370. The author has a style that appeals to me - humble and unassuming. I have no opinion relative to his pedigree. I have not tried to validate his analytics. I present the essay as is. Link below. Please give it a careful read. It deserves that, IMO.
https://sites.google.com/site/mh370tibet/updates/05june2014
I will jump to the conclusion terminus with the graphic below (from the linked reference). The graphic shows the location of the wave height data collection sites.
A close up view of the terminus is shown below (from linked essay).
Contrast the above with my latest Christmas Island scenario (on this blog "Christmas Island Revisted"). I would "humbly" recommend reading that as well.
Food for thought, in confusing times.
Added July 13, 2015
Tsunami wave speed as a function of ocean depth.
The height of the disturbance is small in deep water.
