Fossett plane sighting another false lead

Sep 10, 2007 28 Replies

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HTH, James Arthur

Who you callin' "Black"?

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;-) Cheers! Rich

Lear Jet 38°48'40.42"N 118°46'1.77"W

The decathalon is a little smaller. My guess is the resolution is too low for this to be usefull. Unless you mark all the white and black blobs out there.

Cheers

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Most certainly. They'd have to get him out of there before the locals found him. ;-)

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Now they're saying his plane was equipped with a satellite tracked locator.

No, not the stock market, he was a commodities trader, which is even worse, actually, way, way worse. But you're right, when I read that, I also said good riddens to him. It's only fitting he should end up being devoured by parasites himself.

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Winfield snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com posted to sci.electronics.design:

This is already old news (9/7/07):

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The question is whether or not they will use computers to at least pair them up with older photos, and possibly do deltas to accentuate changes worthy of human attention. Make no mistake there will be a lot of human activity noise that causes deltas as well, but 1 m resolution or so is pretty useful for this case.

Radiosrfun snipped-for-privacy@radiosrfun.com posted to sci.electronics.design:

The Bellanca Super Champion Decathalon is a small piston engine acrobatic aircraft. About 32 feet wingtip to wingtip and 22 feet long.

See:

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