MH370 mystery deepens: New theories emerge as countries fail to solve aviation industry's longest unresolved disappearance
MH370 News: More than a decade after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared, the search remains unresolved. Theories continue to emerge—ranging from hijack and pilot error to cyberattacks and alien speculation. An Egyptian engineer claims the aircraft may have landed on an isolated Philippine airstrip. Meanwhile, forensic video analysts on social media argue that newly surfaced satellite footage reveals a teleportation event. As Malaysia pauses its latest search attempt, the mystery surrounding MH370 only grows deeper, with no official explanation confirmed.
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