Reuters says
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The United States extensively reviewed imagery taken by American spy satellites for evidence of a mid-air explosion, but saw none, a U.S. government source said. The source described U.S. satellite coverage of the region as thorough.
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So, spy satellites cover that area 24/7 with near 100% coverage and detected no explosions.
I won't put it on just yet, but the tin foil hat has come out of storage momentarily...
Hypothetical question for aviation peeps...
If you turned off the transponder, dropped to an (extremely?) low altitude and had no one looking for you for 40 minutes (time between last appearance on radar until someone noticed it was missing),
could you make it hard for others to find you?
I know given what we know,
or don't know for that matter , anything is possible, but hypothetically speaking....could this airplane have landed at one of the numerous abandoned military bases in the region without detection?