Batteries offer best explanation for MH370 crash: investigator

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Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created a sculpture for the missing Malaysian airliner MH370 at Puri beach in East Mogadishu.
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JagdevSource: provides a simple new theory for the disappearance of mh370, which points directly to the 221 kg lithium ion battery on board.
S. pilot and aviation engineer Bruce Robertson outlined this theory on his website, based on known facts about Malaysia Airlines flights and their carriers.
He said the lithium-ion battery caught fire, causing a deadly mass of carbon monoxide to enter the cabin.
Pilot Zahari Ahmed Shah succumbed to the smoke,
Pilot Farrick Abdul Hamid survived long enough to make the plane turn around and drop.
Innocent victims. . . .
S. aviation engineer Bruce Robertson insists the disappearance of mh370 should not be blamed on captain Chahari.
Source: SuppliedIt flies in self-driving mode before falling into the southern Indian Ocean.
\"You have it --
Mr. Robertson said: \"There is no conspiracy, no evil intentions, no vague pictures, just a simple industrial accident, and it took a while for the accident to happen because automation was trying to save the situation.
\"The injured bird did his best to survive, but that\'s not the case.
Mr. Robertson believes that the Boeing 777 crashed west of Exmouth, Western Australia, far from where the search staff currently work.
Search for a needle in a haystack. . .
Bruce Robertson, an aviation engineer, claims that the searcher looks too South.
Image: Twitter Source: He said Twitter \"too much time and money is wasted on fruitless searches in a region west of Perth more Southwest . \".
MH370 report on lithium
The ion Battery Theory on board is the latest theory in a series of explanations proposed by \"experts\", aiming to explain how a complex aircraft with 239 people on board disappeared in the 21st century.
Others include pilot sabotage, hijacking, rapid cabin decompression, and alien kidnapping. No fun . . .
The searchers endured terrible conditions when searching for mh370.
Picture: RAN Chris Beerens, RAN.
Source: supply of lithium transport-
As research has found that ion batteries can easily overheat and cause fires, some airlines have now banned ion batteries.
Batteries are banned: Airlines take action on potentially flammable goods, but Mr Robertson\'s simple theory failed to convince other experts that the death of mh370 was due to industrial accidents.
Former pilot and writer Peter Lee, who wrote his own analysis \"MH370 was accidental or designed,\" said that the plane would not be too good without deliberate human intervention. Hope lives on . . .
A tribute wall at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Picture: AFP Photo/Manan VatsyayanaSource: provide \"if there is a mechanical, electrical or electronic problem enough to cut off all communication between the aircraft and ground control, as long as we know that the aircraft is already flying in the air, it is unlikely to remain in a proper state, \"Mr. Li said.
\"It turns out that the Boeing 777 is one of the most reliable and troublesome models in the world --
In order to have a reasonable explanation of the system failure, a large number of different and repetitive components must almost fail at the same time.