WSPR anomaly set (Godfrey)
Ham-radio SNR disturbances offered as a track · unverified
Richard Godfrey reports ~130 disturbances over the southern Indian Ocean, currently terminating in a 30 km-radius circle near 29.128°S 99.934°E. Not an official sensor. Not peer-reviewed.
WSPR (Weak Signal Propagation Reporter) logs amateur HF/MF links. Godfrey’s claim is that an airframe crossing a transmitter–receiver great-circle increases the rate of recorded disturbances, and that stacking those links reconstructs MH370 after last radar. Published end-points have moved more than once (including 33.17°S 95.3°E, then 30.57°S 98.75°E, then ~29.128°S 99.934°E). RIN 2026: articles not in accredited journals; underlying database not released for audit. Mentour (2024) and BBC (2024) gave the method a mass audience. Ocean Infinity has not dedicated an AUV box to the current circle. Treat the coordinates as a lead. Do not treat them as a wreck site.
Sources
- Godfrey / mh370search.com
- BBC Why Planes Vanish, 2024
- RIN Navigation News, May/June 2026
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