Day 56 — GeoResonance: False trace

Nothing has so far been found in the Bay of Bengal, with regard to a report by an Australian exploration company that it might have located the wreckage of the missing Malaysia Airlines (MAS) MH370 aircraft.

Joint Action Coordination Centre (JACC) Chief Coordinator Angus Houston said: "Currently three Bangladeshi navy ships were scouring the area, with one of the ships equipped with echo sound capability to assist in ensuring a thorough search in that particular area."
“But I will say very quickly that I have the heaviest weight put on all the evidence that is before us, the great work that the world team here in Kuala Lumpur has found, the analysis of the manual handshakes between the aircraft and the satellite."
“And also, the stimulation work has been done to define the area in the southern Indian Ocean. I’m confident the area in the southern (Indian) ocean is the right search area and I’m sure that in time, we will find the aircraft in that area of the Indian Ocean” he said.

More and more seems to be proven that the company GeoResonance pseudo-scientific method is not a real solution. Their "remote sensing" called unspecified technique mostly belong to the notion of quackery. Described with reference to flight MH370 "discovery" is a bad taste advertising, taking advantage of the international attention for the lost Malaysian airplane. Find more evidence here:

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/debunked-exploration-company-georesonance-believes-it-may-have-found-mh370.3558/