The latest MH370 news from Daily Mail said that US science journalist and private pilot Jeff Wise is conducting a new experiment that he considers the key to where the missing plane crashed.
Jeff Wise's MH370 Search Project aims to determine whether the plane actually crashed in the southern Indian Ocean by placing a copy of an MH370 debris at the site of a possible crash and remotely monitoring the development of marine life on the debris.
Jeff Wise's MH370 Search Project - author of the book "The Taking Of MH370" - is based on information found on the most important MH370 debris ever found on the missing plane - the flaperon.
The first piece of MH370 to be found, meaning it had the least time drifting at sea, shows that it is likely to provide the most useful data for the reverse drift model.
Notably, this MH370 piece has individuals (Lepas anatifera) attached to it. The shells of these creatures contain chemical clues that could provide further evidence of where MH370 crashed.
The development of this parasite is expected to help pinpoint the exact location of MH370's crash. This is something that Professor Gregory during his time at the University of South Florida, USA, has also studied.
According to Professor Herbert, the temperatures recorded in the largest shells of this species could help MH370 investigators narrow down the search area.
Daily Mail said that Wise has started a Kickstarter campaign to fund the experiment.
According to the introduction of the MH370 Search project on Kickstarter, experts will use a real piece of MH370 debris, install sensors and a remote measurement system, then release the debris near the location where MH370 is believed to have crashed on the 11th anniversary of the plane's disappearance (March 8, 2025).
"Cameras will monitor the growth of parasions on the surface and a radio transmitter will signal the location of the debris and the temperature of the water. After 15 months, the tarpaulin will be found and the parasitic population will be examined," the MH370 Search project information on Kickstarter stated.
Mr. Wise believes that the MH370 Search project will lead to one of two outcomes.
In the first scenario: Hai Hoang was discovered growing throughout the flap, and reaching a small size in the southern Indian Ocean. This discovery will support the possibility that MH370 pilot was the culprit in the mass murder/suicide.
The second scenario in the MH370 Search project is that researchers will discover a spacecraft that only lives in the part of the wing that is constantly submerged in water and is significantly larger than the individuals found on the MH370 debris in Reunion.
The discovery would reinforce the conclusion that MH370 was plundered by a third party and the debris was then released to distract investigators.
