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3. Considering this is an area of nearly constant seismic activity...

Fri Mar 14, 2014, 08:01 AM

Mar 2014

... I really don't put much stock into this speculation.

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Seismic seafloor event may indicate crash site of missing plane. [View all] JimDandy Mar 2014 OP

That honestly sounds like a load of bullshit. Gravitycollapse Mar 2014 #1

They sounded almost embarassed to report this. JimDandy Mar 2014 #6

I bet it dug up a big crater too. jsr Mar 2014 #2

I enjoy the BBC, but this was a really weird one. n/t JimDandy Mar 2014 #9

Considering this is an area of nearly constant seismic activity... theHandpuppet Mar 2014 #3

Yes. The BBC stopped reporting it after several hours. n/t JimDandy Mar 2014 #7

or it could be Godzilla, you know...nt Javaman Mar 2014 #4

Or somebody released the Kraken pinboy3niner Mar 2014 #5

It's shallow enough there, so maybe. JimDandy Mar 2014 #8