EXCLUSIVE: New satellite images made public in the past 24 hours have revealed several objects that could be plane wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
A new website set up to help people look at high resolution satellite images revealed some unidentified objects that could be part of a crash site. Film Industry Network was able to comb through satellite images made public via Tomnod, after the service was restored temporarily. In the search, we discovered a host of objects that we could not see in clear detail. Within 6 grids there were four objects in close proximity. (images below exclusively)
Other users on Tomnod reported unexplained objects that also included a second potential crash site. We can't speculate at this time whether there is any link between these images and those (that haven't been released) from Chinese satellites.
As international efforts continue to find the plane wreckage, people from all over the world have joined in to help find any evidence of the plane's fate, including rafts or survivors at sea.
At this difficult time we can only hope that people onboard flight 370 managed to survive this terrible ordeal.
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