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A Weird Animal May Finally Expose Where Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 Crashed

The barnacles attached to the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 debris offer up partial clues about where it actually crashed.

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Where Did Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 Crash?

The barnacles attached to the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 debris offer up partial clues about where it actually crashed.

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Analyzing Barnacles Could Revive the Search For Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

Analyzing Barnacles Could Revive the Search For Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
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Analyzing Barnacles Could Revive the Search For Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

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Sea Creatures May Help Find Final Resting Place Of Malaysia Airlines MH370

Geoscientists created a new method that can reconstruct the drift path and origin of debris in the sea using the shells of barnacles.

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