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MH370 was put into a holding pattern for 22 minutes in a possible breakthrough in the mysterious disappearing plane case. Richard Godfrey supposedly made the sensational discovery after tracking the aircraft with a revolutionary technology called WSPRnet.

weapon ever seen, capable of zapping missiles out of the sky, in response to China's latest nuclear missile test.US military officials have commissioned Boeing and General Atomics Electromagnetics Systems (GA-EMS) to build the 300-kilowatt superweapon.The proposed Distributed Gain High Energy Laser Weapon System (DGHELWS) will draw on Boeing's target tracking technology and GA-EMS' laser weaponry to create a machine capable of picking drones and missiles out of the sky.The contract was made on October 25, just days after the Chinese military successfully fired a hypersonic rocket, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, around the entire earth before it plummeted towards a target.It was also revealed recently that China plans to manufacture

Playstation 5 shortage could finally be coming to an end this Christmas, as Sony has airdropped thousands of consoles into the UK.The company has chartered three huge Boeing 747 planes from South Korea and shipped more than 150 pallets of Playstation 5 consoles to Britain.The fast-tracked flights come after months of shortages which have seen scalpers sell PS5s to desperate gamers with hundreds of pounds of mark-up. The airdrop will be a relief to thousands of shoppers this Christmas, as many different electronics are out of stock due to a global semiconductor shortage.

anniversary of the Lion Air Flight 610 tragedy, a devastating plane crash that saw all 189 passengers and crew killed.It remains among the worst plane crashes in modern history and has the highest death toll for any accident involving a Boeing 737.The plane was scheduled to fly from the Indonesian capital of Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang, but just 13 minutes after take-off the Boeing 737 MAX plunged into the Java Sea.Tragically, warning signs from the plane's flight the day before, which passengers described as like "a rollercoaster ride", did not stop Flight 610 from making its fateful final journey.Five months later, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed just after take-off, killing all 157 people onboard.