MH370 left Kuala Lumpur for Beijing with 239 people aboard. Its final radio message sounded routine. Then its identifying radar signal disappeared, a second track led back across Malaysia, and a satellite continued recording exchanges long after anyone heard from the cockpit.
Twelve years later, Ocean Infinity has completed another phase of seabed searching. Malaysia has extended the agreement through June 2027, with 7,428.54 square kilometres still to be completed within the designated area. How did the investigation arrive at this stretch of ocean, and what has the latest effort changed?
Unexplained History follows the flight records, satellite analysis, recovered aircraft parts, drift experiments, and deep-ocean searches in the order their clues emerged. The final segment brings those records together to examine what the new search ruled out, what remains open, and what the next expedition would need to find.
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