Amelia’s lost flight found in Lagoon, an exit team, testifying “the strongest” evidence

The Purdue University investigators have planned to southern Pacific to find that the “visible Anomaly

Earhart was trying to be a woman’s first driver around the world where she and Navigator Fred Noonan disappeared over the Pacific Ocean on July 2, 1937. Earhart, and Electra 10th were never found. Recently, President Trump A-listed records associated with Earhart added.

2020, researchers view satellite images identify “the visible Anomaly” known as Taraia item In Lagoon in Nikharoro, a small island in Kiribati almost between Australia and Hawaii, according to news release from Purdue University. Nikikhororo is about 400 miles southeast of Howland Island, Arthart and organized area.

The underwater item was seen in the photographs from 1938, year after repairs and noonan I was over.

A group of researchers from Purdue University, the Purdue’s research and a Legagical Legacy center to check on the item in November. The team will start taking photos and videos, and using the magnometers and the Sonar devices to scan the location. After that, this item will be developed and raised in the water so investigators can try to identify it.

The ideas are increasingly increasing almost earhart and noonan’s since disappearing. One vision suggests that the discrimination arrived in the Nkimoro and broke out on the island before his death. The international group of aviation for aircraft restoration, non-profit organization in Pennsylvania, collects evidence means supporting the vision. Richard Pettigrew, the Archaeologian Director of Archaoological Legacy Institute, said the work offers the opportunity to receive a “firearm” firearms “.

” We gathered some of the many satellite pictures, she was historical research, found some of the pictures that related to them, “said Petr Grerew.” We will go and look at the point. And when we’re right, we will actually see the lost eclecra. We are not true but I think the evidence is too strong that this is, really that is. ”

However, RIC Gillespie, the Executive Director of the National Airport Management Group, revealing doubts. “We looked there, and nothing there,” he told NBC News in July.

Steve Schultz, the Great President of Puridue Police and the general advice of the University, will be a field helper in this journey. He said that if the item was identified as an ARKAhart flight, the university prospect would move from home. The Earhart worked in Purdue University for two years in the 1930s, and the basis of the Purdue Researchway ponded a flight flying, said School. He planned to restore the university’s art after his trip worldwide.

“Successful identification can be the first step to carry out an actual genital Electra program in West Lafayette behind his archive,” Schultz said.

Last year, the exit group captured a picture of sonar In the Pacific Sea, it seemed like the Earharts plane found under the sea. She It came from the formation of a rock.