Hello, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown, the show where we, me, Simon, and my writer, Katie,

Decode The Unknown. You can see what we did with the name there, except today this one's about Amelia Earhart and like the

thing about that is we've never solved it have we I remember there was a few years ago

there was something about a bone that someone found and they thought this is

Amelia Earhart and then it turned out not to be or something

like that but I don't think we ever solved this one so we're just going to try and

decode it what we're going to say is it's not like the Bermuda triangle or anything

like that well I'm assuming if If you're new here what happens

is as I said Katie's the writer for this channel I'm going to read what she has written and

that's that's really how this show works. Oh and also our wonderful producer Jen is going to make the video

Spicy and by spicy I mean she's going to add some music and images. Thanks Jen

let's go. One of the most enduring missing persons' mysteries of modern times is that of

Amelia Earhart, a world famous pilot or aviator, to give her her sexier title. I feel like there's this big movement and I mean great like I'm all for equality of women or equality between men and women or however the correct way of phrasing that is

but it's like yo sometimes women just have cooler titles like I heard that like actresses

want to be called actors and I'm like wait or like someone wanted this and I'm like isn wait, or like someone wanted this.

And I'm like, but isn't actress cooler?

Like aviatrix is cooler than aviator.

Actress is cooler than actor.

I mean, at least in my mind anyway. It's because I'm so progressive.

She and her navigator Fred Noonan banished while Earhart was attempting to be the first

woman to circumnavigate the globe.

This had previously been done by American Wiley Post in 1931 and 1933, but Earhart's route

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