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Topic History of: Three pings?
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SP17	In The Know wrote: Are we really supposed to believe this tosh ? Any idea why the Australian authorities would lie?
In The Know	Australian defence vessel Ocean Shield acquired the signal twice, once for more than two hours, Australia said. The ship then turned around and on the return leg detected the signal again for 13 minutes. The Ocean Shield was still in the area but had not been able to reacquire the signals since, he said. all above from - www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26917934 *Are we really* supposed to believe this tosh ?** (PS - This "ping" is 600km from the Chinese "ping" - there are "pings" everywhere !)
JK2006	At least they can't repeat "it might be other debris", can they? But different pings from different places? Surely they can't expect us to believe that numerous airplanes crashed there over the past 30 days? Or do some oysters emit pings?