on March 8th 2014 Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared under mysterious circumstances sparking one of the most extensive and perplexing searches in aviation history the Boeing 777 carrying 239 passengers and crew members vanished from radar shortly after taking off from quala lumper airport in Malaysia in route to Beijing China despite a nearly three-year long search that covered over 120,000 km of the Indian Ocean the plane's location remains unknown with only small pieces of debris recovered from various Shores The Disappearance of mh37 has since become one of the greatest Unsolved Mysteries in modern Aviation however years after the incident new theories and claims continue to emerge keeping the mystery of MH370 alive in the public Consciousness recently Vincent ly an Australian scientist from the University of tasmania's Institute for marine and Antarctic studies put forward a controversial and bold claim regarding the fate of the missing aircraft according to line he believes he has identified the perfect hiding place where the wreckage of MH370 might be located offering a potential resolution to the year long mystery in a detailed post shared on LinkedIn line suggests that the aircraft was deliberately flown into a remote and deep area of the Indian Ocean known as broken Rich this region which includes a deep 20,000 ft underwater trench is located in one of the most isolated and least explored parts of the ocean according to line the location of the trench combined with the rugged and dangerous ocean environment surrounding it makes it an ideal place for hiding the wreckage of the plane Lan's Theory hinges on the idea that the plane's disappearance was not an accident but a deliberate act by the pilot he argues that the aircraft was intentionally plowed into the trench at broken Ridge which would explain why previous search efforts failed to locate the wreckage line further asserts that the damage to the plan's Wings flaps and fla Ron suggests that the aircraft was involved in a controlled ditching similar to the famous landing on the Hudson River by Captain Chesley suly solenberger in 2009 in his post lion stated this work changes The Narrative of mh3 7's disappearance from one of no blame fuel starvation at the seventh Arc high-speed dive to a mastermind pilot almost executing an incredible perfect Disappearance in the southern Indian Ocean he goes on to explain that the only reason the plan did not completely succeed was that the plane's right wing may have clipped a wave during its descent leading to the discovery of debris. line also supports his theory by referring to the analyses conducted by decorated ex-chief Canadian Air crash investigator Larry Vance who has long maintained that MH370 likely ended in a controlled ditching rather than a high-speed crash caused by Fuel starvation Lon believes that the evidence supports the idea that the aircraft had both Fuel and functioning engines when it was deliberately crashed into the ocean additionally Lon highlights that the location he identified where the longitude of panang airport intersects with the pilot in command's home simulator track had previously been dismissed by the FBI and other officials as irrelevant lion argues that this location is actually critical as it lies near the Eastern end of broken Ridge within a deep 6,000 meter hole surrounded by steep ridges and filled with fine sediments making it a perfect hiding place for the plane despite his confidence in the theory line acknowledges that whether this area will be searched is up to officials and search companies however he insists that scientific evidence points unmistakably to this location as the resting place of MH370 in short the MH370 mystery has been comprehensively solved in science line declared emphasizing his belief that previous search efforts failed because they were focused on the wrong area Lion's claims have reignited interest in the mystery of MH370 but they also raise many questions while his theory provides a plausible explanation for why the plane has remained undiscovered it remains to be seen whether further searches will be conducted to verify his claims until then the fate of MH370 continues to be a topic of speculation with families of the victims and the broader public still seeking closure