Topic: Flight Radar

Discrepancies in southern hemisphere flight times and paths are attributed to jet streams and manipulated maps. It is claimed that planes flying between Sydney and South America disappear from GPS tracking for 80% of the journey. The disappearance of flight MH370 is discussed as a potential event occurring in a region of the ocean that has been "removed" from official maps.

Crow announces plans for a research trip to a "dark sky" location to escape the light pollution and chemtrails of San Diego. He and Greg Carlwood also note a significant decrease in passenger plane traffic over San Diego in recent months. They observe that while flight radar shows activity, the physical presence of planes in the sky has plummeted, though they offer no definitive explanation for the change.

Crow777 argues that the contrail explanation is a disinformation tactic, noting that persistent trails often stay for hours and turn the sky milky white. Using flight radar, he identifies planes at 40,000 feet spraying non-persistent substances that fall and mix in the atmosphere. He observes that commercial airliners landing in San Diego rarely leave any visible trails, regardless of humidity levels.

Quasar presents his theory on Flight 19, suggesting the five planes did not disappear in the Triangle but likely crashed in the 660-square-mile federal refuge in southern Georgia. He cites radar reports from Brunswick and Jacksonville and blames the tragedy on a series of Navy communication snafus and erroneous fuel estimates.