What is the shocking discovery of the plane of Malaysia Airlines that has disappeared?

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could be coming from plane debris was found last Saturday off the east coast of southern Thailand, it is unlikely to belong to flight MH370 of Malaysia Airlines that disappeared almost two years ago, announced air experts and thai officials.
A big curved piece of metal ξεβράσθηκε in the province of Nakhon Si Thammarat and the residents who found it reported it to the authorities, told Reuters the Τανιαπάτ Πατικονγκπάν, governor of the region of Pak Πανάνγκ.
“Villagers found the wreck, which has a width of about two meters and a length of 3,” he said.
The finding has caused speculation in the thai media that can be derived from the malaysian Boeing 777, which disappeared with 239 passengers in March 2014 while carrying out flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. A piece of the plane ξεβράσθηκε in July 2015 on the French island of Réunion, but have not found any other traces.
According to experts, while the strong currents that sweep the Indian Ocean could carry debris thousands of miles away, it is highly unlikely that pieces of the plane crossed the Equator and passed in the northern hemisphere.
The position of the συντριμμιού found in Thailand “does not agree with the movements of the currents detected when the flap of MH370 was discovered last July in Réunion,” says Greg Waldron of the inspection Flightglobal.
“The distinctive signs, the processing of this συντριμμιού shows that it is associated with aerospace manufacturing,” says Waldron. “Should, however, be examined carefully to determine the exact origin of”.
Possible sources of debris from aerospace structures are the launches of space rockets from India to the east, over the bay of Bengal, he explained.
From Thailand there is no official confirmation that the debris belongs even on a plane.
“Personally I do not believe that it is the MH370,” said to Reuters the thai government spokesman.
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