A grainy sonar image reignites excitement and skepticism over Earhart's final flight
A 16-person crew began a roughly 100-day search in September 2023, scanning over 5,200 square miles of seafloor.
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A 16-person crew began a roughly 100-day search in September 2023, scanning over 5,200 square miles of seafloor.
There's new interest in one of the past century's most alluring mysteries and a grainy sonar image is at the heart of both excitement and skepticism.
A new, grainy sonar image has reignited interest in the famous aviator's fate. It appears to show what some claim is her lost plane.
photo courtesy Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum in Atchison Kansas C
A team of underwater archaeologists and marine robotics experts says it may have found a clue that could bring some closure to Amelia Earhart’s story.