Malaysian Flight MH370: Over 300 new objects spotted

Air and sea search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 again called off because of bad weather

More objects has been sported in the deep Indian Ocean presumably believed to the the debris of the Beijing bound  missing Malaysian Airline flight MH370. A Thai satellite claims to has detected more 300 objects in an area of the southern Indian Ocean being searched for missing flight MH370.

Thai claimed the image was taken by the Thaichote satellite on March 24, a day after images from a French satellite purported to show 122 floating objects. The Flight MH370 disappeared on March 8 with 239 people on board. 

Search for Malaysian Plane: Latest Information

The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is concentrating on two objects located by satellite and identified by analysts as possible debris. 

A summary of the latest information from Australian maritime authorities and others involved in the investigation:

THE OBJECTS

One is 24 meters (almost 80 feet) in length and the other is 5 meters (15 feet). Both have an indistinct, whitish appearance and are floating or just underneath the water surface. The objects could be unrelated to the plane, possibly debris from ships, though the larger object is longer than a container.