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April 9th, 2014
02:26 PM ET
Are the pings from Flight 370?
Officials are searching for any sign of the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
Searchers picked up fresh signals Wednesday that officials hope came from locator beacons attached to the so-called black boxes in the tail of the missing aircraft, which disappeared more than a month ago while carrying 239 people from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
If you’ve been following the story, you’ve probably been learning more than you ever expected about "pings".
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@Jazzie654 Oh yea. They’re omnipresent. But this guy - he is the epitome of calm when he realizes. Who wouldn’t stwitter.com/i/web/status/1…gp09vC
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Part of our conversation: vimeo.com/795428219/6aec….
He says this to Ukrainians: “ I ask the Ukrainian people for forgiveness, that I came to their land with a gun in my hand”.
Why don't they change the frequency of the pingers to once every ten seconds thus extending the life of the batteries to last much longer.