Here's How An Autonomous Deep Sea Drone Might Have Found Amelia Earhart's Wreckage After 87 Years
The $9 million underwater drone can record clear images at depths of 20,000 feet
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REVEALED: Deep sea explorers didn't realize they'd 'found' Amelia Earhart's missing plane for 68 DAYS due to corrupted computer file...and now hope to RAISE iconic aircraft and donate it to Smithsonian
Tony Romeo and his brother Lloyd set off to find the plane and solve the mystery of Earhart's disappearance in September, but after 100 days at sea with no results they had all but given up.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Amelia Earhart's great-nephew says footage of 'crashed plane' on ocean floor where she vanished is most promising lead in history of search for vanished aviator
The pioneer's great nephew Bram Kleppner said the sonar images came as his family gave up hope of answers, but the images are more likely than anything that's come up' before.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Amelia Earhart's family speak out for the first time since incredible SONAR images appear to reveal her plane at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean: They want wreck to go to the Smithsonian and her remains to be interred at her birth place
Earhart's great-nephew said the family would like to see the plane placed in the Smithsonian museum in Washington DC. They would also like her remains returned to her birthplace in Kansas.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Explorer may have found wreckage of Amelia Earhart's plane in Pacific
It is believed Earhart ran out of fuel and landed the plane on the ocean surface and that the craft later sank to the bottom.
Source: jpost.com