BBC Broadcast Amelia Earhart

[h.a.c. van asten]

Google Updates says the figures have been overviewed by oceanographers since 2007 , and updated 2009 .

[h.a.c. van asten]

Google Earth notes "depth zero" if the surface level of inland lakes follows the tides of the surrounding sea , which is the case for open lagoons . For verification try google   ijsselmeer    (Netherlands).

[h.a.c. van asten]

H.E.Maude , Resident Commissioner Gilbert/Ellice Islands 1929-1948 visited Gardner in 1937 for fauna research . Is it known when exactly he was there and if or not he saw something uncommon ? 

[Edgard Engelman]

Harry Maude's report at http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/maude.html

[Dale O. Beethe]

   


Perhaps now everyone can get back to intelligent (and polite!) discussion.


   Let's hope so.

Evidently not.

[Ric Gillespie]

Google Updates says the figures have been overviewed by oceanographers since 2007 , and updated 2009 .

Are you making excuses for getting it wrong or are you saying that Google is right?

[Ric Gillespie]

Harry Maude's report at http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/maude.html

And Eric Bevington's journal

We also corresponded with Maude and I interviewed Bevington at his home in the south of England.

[h.a.c. van asten]

2009 is after 2007 , so google should now be right  , I am only the messenger .

[Ric Gillespie]

2009 is after 2007 , so google should now be right  , I am only the messenger .

I suggest that you be more careful about what messages you choose to deliver.  To insist that Google is right in the face of contrary direct on-site physical measurement and photography can only be described as delusional. 

[h.a.c. van asten]

I do not insist . I assume , or suppose .

[Ric Gillespie]

I do not insist . I assume , or suppose .

You assume or suppose that remote electronic measurement is more reliable than on-site observation and physical measurement. Delusional.