#flight 307

(Disclaimer: I in no way claim to be an expert on any of these topics. I did do research but I may have gotten a few things wrong. If there was an update I missed or incorrect information just send me a message and I'll look into rectifying my mistake.)

Alright then. Let's begin.

General Information: Flight 307 disappeared off radar on March 8th. The transponder was turned off at 1:21 am. We know that after they lost contact with it and before it disappeared off radar It pinged satellite towers 4-5 times. Once per hour. Meaning it traveled four to five hours before it disappeared. We also know that it changed the flight course. We have no idea why. We also know that the plane was equipped with emergency beacons that were set to go off if the plane crashed into land or sea. Those beacons haven't gone off.There are currently 26 nations looking for the missing flight. The phones of the passengers on the flight are still ringing but no one has picked up. It is a possibility that the plane could have dropped to an altitude of 5,000 or lower to avoid being picked up on radar. Two people with stolen passports were also aboard the flight. The last thing that came through the transponder before it was shutoff was, "All right, good night." The authorities do not know the identity of the voice.

There are quite a few different theories I've been hearing and I'm going to address what seems to be the most popular.

1) Aliens: I have no proof on anything of the such but I am not, however, going to completely rule that out. It is a possibility. I have not heard of any paranormal happenings before the fight disappeared so I'm leaning towards no on this one. Just as I was typing this out, one of my friends sent me a video. Strange, but i'm still not thinking substantial evidence. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JpbZZKqxy0#t=151

2) Terrorists: 

The two stolen passports do heavily suggest to terrorists playing a part in this. There are many reasons for this. They could be planning to ue it as a weapon. If they have landed it, then the unknown location could become more of a hazard by the second. Shawn Pruchnicki said, "Time is even more of the essence. If this airplane has been taken to be used as a weapon, then the time that has been taken to prepare the aircraft for whatever deed is the plan -- obviously, to thwart that, it's all about time." There also has been speculation that the aircraft has been taken by a hostile foreign country to load it with missiles but why would they not use one of their own? They could be trying to send a message but no terrorist organizations have been in contact yet even though it's been nine days since the flight went AWOL. And if they are trying for scare factor, wouldn't they want us to know who we should fear?

And my favorite one so far...

3) Government:

I like this one the most because there is so much mystery and conspiracy in our government this one seems the most plausible. I mean, come on, they have 26 nations searching and they haven't even found a clue. Except for the oil spill that turned out to be a false lead. How exactly do you lose an airplane? We have some of the most technologically advanced countries searching and we haven't found a trace. Really? How in the world can the government manage to tap half of the world's phones and then let an aircraft slip past them? It doesn't seem very likely. Not to mention, if they knew how long the aircraft flew then they can calculate how far it could go in that amount of time. Then they would have a circle and they start on the edge and search in. Now, I could understand why this would be a bit difficult. If they dropped altitude or sped up or any of the variables changed then it would throw of the diameter of the search circle. But 26 nations and your telling me not even one mathematician could figure that? Unbelievable. Of course that, leads us to the why. Why would they do that? That's where my favorite conspiracy theory falls a little flat. The only valid thing anyone seems to come up with is a false flag operation. And if that is what's going on here, who are they trying to blame it on? As far as I know, there have been no  pointing fingers here except for at the airport for doing a poor job at passenger safety.