#ameliamaryearhart

[thecommunitymagazineofficial]

#womanempowerment Remembering ' Amelia Mary Earhart ' an American Aviation Pioneer & Author who was the ' First Female Aviator ' to fly Solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Amelia Earhart became the First Pilot to accomplish a Solo, Non Stop Flight across the Atlantic Ocean on 20 May 1932. Sadness is that She disappeared while flying to Howland Island from Papuna New Guinea on 02 July 1937. Crafted by Bhavya Subrahmanyam @bhavyasubrahmanyam99 Image Courtesy by Google #womanempowerment #womanpower #aviation #womanofinstagram #solo #ameliamaryearhart (at Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAak4AjhizG/?igshid=45t0u5kb1uj2

[fenway103]

Was playing my son's toys this afternoon😂 Thanks, they've been good props for #Amelia #FexyTheLittleFox #timeandworldtraveler #timetravel #worldtraveller #FenwayArt #fenwayFan #Fexy #fox #AmeliaMaryEarhart #ameliaearhart #papercutting #pencilsketch https://www.instagram.com/p/B3sKxb7jlzl/?igshid=o7r6ihevtqpt

[brooklynjournalny]

F train. . . 平日の昼間のサブウェイは空いていて好きです。ブルックリンでは地上を走ることが多く、窓外の景色をぼーっと眺めながら平穏なひと時を過ごせるのが嬉しい。この日は、この女性と光の加減がきれいだなあと思い、本でカモフラージュしながら(なってなかったと思うけど👀) この風景に、ほんの数分、うっとりしました。 . . . #newyorksubway #brooklynlife #iloveny #ニューヨーク #asakoueno #上野朝子_ブルックリンの暮らし #ブルックリンの暮らし #上野朝子 #simplepleasures #thismoment #遠くに自由の女神が見えるスポット🗽 #ameliamaryearhart # (at Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn)

[coffeenews9-blog]

Conspiracy Theories of Amelia Earhart Disappearance

# THEORY 1: OPEN-OCEAN CRASH NEAR DESTINATION

The official U.S. position is that Earhart and Noonan ran out of fuel on the way to Howland Island and crashed in the Pacific Ocean. The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Itasca was at Howland to assist Earhart in this pre-radar era by providing radio bearings and a smoke plume, but owing to radio problems, communication was sporadic and broken. According to the Itasca's radio logs, Earhart indicated she must be near the island but couldn't see it and was running low on gas. The Electra never made it to the island.

About 15 years ago Nauticos—a Hanover, Maryland, company that performs deep-ocean searches and other ocean-research services led an effort to locate Earhart's plane where they believe it crashed: in the Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of Howland Island. Nauticos president David Jourdan said in 2003 that, by studying factors such as Earhart's broken-up radio transmissions and what is known about the Electra's fuel supply, he and his colleagues had narrowed down an area of the ocean that they believe will eventually yield the plane's grave. ...

# THEORY 2: NIKUMARORO CASTAWAY

The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) is investigating the hypothesis that Earhart and Noonan landed their Lockheed Electra 10E on Nikumaroro Island, a speck of land 350 nautical miles southwest of Howland, when they couldn’t find Howland. The researchers base their hypothesis on Earhart’s last radio transmissions. At 8:43 a.m. on July 2, Earhart radioed the Itasca: "KHAQQ [the Electra's call letters] to Itasca. We are on the line 157 337." The Itasca received the transmission but couldn't get any bearings on the signal.

The “line 157 337” indicates that the plane was flying on a northwest to southeast navigational line that bisected Howland Island. If Earhart and Noonan missed Howland, they would fly either northwest or southeast on the line to find it. To the northwest of Howland lies open ocean for thousands of miles; to the southwest is Nikumaroro. The line-of-position radio message was the last confirmed transmission from Earhart, but radio operators received 121 messages over the next 10 days. Of those, at least 57 could have been from the Electra. Wireless stations took direction bearings on six of them. ...

# THEORY 3: THE MARSHALL ISLANDS CONSPIRACY

A third theory is that Earhart and Noonan, unable—or perhaps not intending—to find Howland, headed north to the Japanese-controlled Marshall Islands (map), where they were taken hostage by the Japanese, possibly as U.S. spies. Some believe both pilots were eventually killed, while others believe Earhart and maybe Noonan returned to the U.S. under assumed names. According to one theory, Earhart took the name Irene Craigmile, then married Guy Bolam and became Irene Bolam, who died in New Jersey in 1982.

"If she couldn't find Howland, Plan B was to cut off communications and head for the Marshall Islands and ditch her airplane there," Rollin C. Reineck, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel who lives in Kailua, Hawaii, claimed in 2003. Reineck’s book Amelia Earhart Survived describes a scenario in which Earhart ditched her plane in the Marshall Islands and returned to the U.S. under an assumed name for national security reasons. ...

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[fenway103]

What story/characteristic of Amelia, do you like most? 🌝 #Fexy #fox #FexyTheLittleFox #fenwayArt #fenwayhandmade #FenwayFan #paperart #papercraft #AmeliaMaryEarhart #ameliaearhart #cute #design #illumination https://www.instagram.com/p/B3kHSyzDoOz/?igshid=6vmpa4u805wr

[fenway103]

Sneak peek on #Fexy collection which I started more than a year ago 🦊 #somethingeducationalandfun #workinprogess Come see her and know more about the collection this weekend at #lightboxexpo Table 234 #fenwayArt #FenwayFan #fexy #worldandtimetraveller #AmeliaMaryEarhart #fox #paperart #illustration Copyright ©Fenway Fan 2018 https://www.instagram.com/p/B19npoNDo2X/?igshid=352mklkvfovp