Chiếc Máy Bay Mất Tích 37 Năm Cuối Cùng Đã Hạ Cánh Trong Điều Kiện Khó Tin? | Ngẫm Radio

The 37-year-old plane finally landed in poor conditions. In July 1955, the 914 flight of the Pan Am left the New York City airport on its way to Miami. However, it never made it to Florida in the sun, but it did not send out an emergency signal or leave the smallest piece of glass. The plane and 57 passengers seemed to have disappeared into the air for many years. But then, 37 years later, the impossible happened. I would like to say hello to the audience of Ngom Radio. It all started in a morning in 1992, at an airport in Caracas, Venezuela. The air traffic controllers then noticed something very strange. Although the radar showed the sky was empty, they could clearly see a plane heading towards the runway. It was taking off and running with a fan. The air traffic controllers immediately contacted the pilot and asked him to identify the mysterious plane. The pilot replied that this was the 914 flight, ready to land in Miami. The controller announced that this was an airport in Venezuela. The pilot was terrified. How did he manage to reach his destination 1,931 kilometers away? And everything even became stranger. As the plane took off, the passengers approached the window, wearing strange time-traveling clothes, and looking intently at the modern planes on the runway. The pilot asked to identify the day and was told it was May 21, 1992. After a while, the pilot opened the window and shouted that he had to leave. Before everyone could react, the plane took off in shock. They found a letter from 1955, which was found in the cockpit of the plane. They suspected that the 914 flight had actually disappeared in the 1950s. Time Travel The story of this plane was first published in May 1985 in the Weekly World News and was revised in 1993 and 1999. However, this is a leaflet in the U.S. published from 1979 to 2007. So it may be an excuse, as many people say. But how many percent are certain that this is the truth? How can we explain time travel? The most popular theory is that it accidentally went into a deep hole through time, transporting it to another place in the future, 37 years later. If you think that sounds crazy, it's worth noting that Einstein's and Hawking's scientific theories supported that idea. Imagine space and time as a piece of paper with a point marked on both ends. Usually, you can only go through those points by moving along the paper. But if you fold the paper in half and connect the points together, you can move faster between them. This is a deep hole in the theory, a loop that connects two points with space and time far away from each other. However, there are some practical examples of this kind of thing, and sometimes the truth is even stranger than it seems. The Bermuda Triangle Over the past few years, the area between Bermuda, Miami and Puerto Rico has seen some planes and ships disappear. And there is nothing more mysterious than the disappearance of Flight 19. In December 1945, a team consisting of 5 fighter jets and 14 take-off crews from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was ready to participate in a 3-hour-long exercise. During this journey, Flight 19 had an accident. The flight crew, Lt. Charles Taylor, began to issue an emergency notice. Two planes were sent to search and rescue. However, only one returned. The other waited for 13 people and disappeared from the radar within 20 minutes after taking off. They were never seen again. A large search did not find any pieces of any missing aircraft, and the investigations could not be explained in secret. So what happened in the Bermuda Triangle? Those who followed the conspiracy theory concluded that it could be a UFO base, or a strange stream of water that draws everything. There is even a theory that it is due to ancient technology from the city of Atlantic that has disabled the positioning equipment of the vehicles landing in this area. Does it have anything to do with the above-mentioned conspiracy theory? What do you think happened? Let us know in the comments below. The mysterious man Next, let's take a look at one of the most mysterious cases that has not been solved in the history of FBI. In November 1971, a 40-year-old man boarded a plane from Portland to Seattle by Washington, USA. His name was Dan Cooper. He sat down and ordered a glass of bourbon. The day after taking off, he secretly informed the crew that he had a bomb in his suitcase, then opened the suitcase to prove it. He claimed that everyone would be safe as long as his request for 4 bottles of wine and $1 in cash was met. The FBI insured the money even though it was ready when the plane landed in Seattle. When they flew back, Cooper told the crew that he was waiting in the cockpit. Then he went to the back of the plane, opened the back door, and jumped with the money. The plane continued to fly and landed at Reno airport, but Dan Cooper was never found. In the next 49 years, the FBI continues to investigate the terrorist attack in the air. Although it has listed more than 800 suspects, the FBI still can't crack the case. In 1989, a boy found $6,000 in banknotes along the Columbia River in Vancouver. The FBI identified them from the banknotes given to Dan Cooper. But it is not certain if they were deliberately stolen or looted from somewhere in Vancouver. Some say that Cooper could not survive the terrorist attack, but because nothing else was found, no official conclusion was given. It seems that we will never know what really happened to Dan Cooper. Stole the whole plane Imagine something stranger than someone trying to steal a plane and hide it. That's exactly what the two men did in 2003 when they stole a Boeing 727 from the runway of the Quattro de Fivero airport in Angola. Despite the FBI and CIA's extensive investigations, it was never found. So how did it happen? In May 2003, two airport staff came to the plane to pick up Ben Padilla, an American pilot, and John Butantor, a Congo Republican contractor. The police observed the plane going down the runway in an unusual way and tried to contact, but could not receive a response. Before anyone could do anything, the plane took off and was not seen since then. So what happened? There is a theory that the two employees may have stolen in the hope of selling the plane parts, or they stole instead of the owner for insurance purposes. The owner, Maury Joseph, was previously charged with making financial documents and embezzlement, causing many people to suspect that he paid the two employees to commit embezzlement. Neither the plane, nor its parts, nor its wreckage, had ever been seen, making the embezzlement a real mystery. The first female pilot disappeared. What happened to Amelia Ehart? She was the best-selling author and the first female pilot to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. She won many prestigious awards from the governments of the countries. But in July 1937, Ehart and her co-pilot, Fred Noonan, took off from New Guinea on a trip around the world, and it was a one-way flight back. So what really happened? No one knows for sure, but a popular explanation is that she landed urgently near the desolate Gartner Island in the western Pacific. Many explorations to the island found strange objects, including a woman's shoe dating back to the 1930s. In 1940, a shoe was discovered and it could belong to a European woman. However, no plane or wreckage was found on or near the island. Others believe that Ehart was captured and executed by the Japanese after landing on Basel Island by the Japanese, but there is no evidence for that idea. Therefore, the disappearance of the legendary female pilot Amelia is still one of the top mysteries of American history. FALLING FROM A HEIGHT OF 10,000 METERS In 1972, a woman experienced a lot of misfortune when she flew over another airport. Vesna Vulovic is her name, and she holds the Guinness World Record for surviving the highest fall from a height of 10,000 meters without a parachute, after a bomb exploded in the luggage compartment of the plane. At that time, Vesna was stuck in a food truck at the back of the plane, while most passengers were pulled out of the plane right after the explosion. Vesna is still there. The tail of the plane then crashed into the ground and crashed into a mountain with many trees in the other side. Perhaps the trees and thick snow reduced the impact on Vesna's body. Doctors believe that Vesna's low blood pressure caused the crash. It's like when a firecracker is partially inflated, it still has room to withstand the impact. It sounds strange, but it's a miracle. A villager nearby heard Vesna's cry and she was taken to the hospital. But miraculously, she soon recovered completely and became a national hero. When all the factors meet at the same time, the plane crashed. On April 20, 2014, 15-year-old Yahya Abdi had a crazy journey. He ran away from his home in California, his home country, to fly to Ethiopia, where he hoped to visit his mother. Because he didn't have a ticket, he wandered around at the San Jose airport, picked up a plane and went to the airport. What happened next was terrifying. The plane on its way to Hawaii took off in 5.5 hours and flew at a terrifying height of nearly 11,600 meters. Yahya had to face extremely low oxygen levels, freezing temperatures, and a deafening engine sound. He passed out during a long journey. When the plane arrived in Hawaii, witnesses were shocked to see a young man walking out of the airport. Yahya said he didn't want to live with his mother and only hoped to see her again. He had lost his mother when he was on the plane. His survival in those harsh conditions left the doctors speechless. The Ghost Ship Not all mysterious journeys take place in the sky. Some of the most mysterious things happened in the ocean, such as the story of the Mary Celeste ship that made the whole world confused for more than 100 years. The ship left New York in November 1872. Eight days later, it arrived in Genoa, Italy. There, it was found floating in the east of Azores. A group of people offered to help the Mary Celeste ship, but when they got closer, they realized something was wrong. The crew's personal belongings were not touched, the goods were intact, and the ship was kept full of food and water for six months, but there was no one on board. Some speculated that the crew was abducted or thrown into the sea. But if so, why was the ship intact, the goods were not stolen, and there was no sign of a murder? A more plausible explanation is that the crew intentionally left the ship to go on the lifeboat. Perhaps they encountered harsh weather and boarded the lifeboat with the intention to go to a safe place, but were sunk before reaching the end. Nothing made the crew hurriedly leave the ship. Back to the sky, we are now in the winter of 1944, near the end of World War II. At this time, the pilots of the allied forces began to report strange lights behind their aircraft. The red, orange, and white lights seemed to be joking with the aircraft, flying closer and then flying away in the air at high speed. Seeing this phenomenon, the soldiers began to call them Foo Fighters. There is a theory that these Foo Fighters were developed by the Germans for a secret weapon called a rocket, which could fly in the air to hit the allied pilots. However, scientists have pointed out that there is no evidence for this statement. Some people believe that they may be UFOs, which are testing the latest military technology of mankind. Another theory related to the weather phenomenon is called the Singelmo fire. However, if the term Foo Fighters is a combination of red and orange, it is not suitable for the Singelmo fire which looks more like purple. There are some more incomprehensible events. What is your first theory to explain these strange events? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, if you find the program meaningful, please give us a like and subscribe to receive the latest videos. Thank you for watching this video. Goodbye and see you again!