One of the worst air disasters ever was also one of the most mysterious. And as of this

recording date, it remains unsolved. Malaysian Airlines MH370 went down in the ocean

at night after flying a pattern that befuddled many experts and after inconsistently transmitting

bits of data in a way that don't seem to fit well into any of the proposed explanations

for the cause of the crash. Well, here's what we actually know, and that's coming up next

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You're listening to Skeptoid. I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com chasing Malaysian

Airlines MH370. It grabbed the world's attention because it was unimaginable, impossible,

a Boeing triple-7 with 239 people on board disappeared completely. It was like science fiction,

but it couldn't be because it was real. Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 left Koala Lumpur

on March 8, 2014, and with the exception of a few unexpected appearances on radar and

satellite data, was never seen again. It did not land anywhere, and there was no record

of a crash. It simply vanished. Predictably, wild theories popped up everywhere, everything

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