amelia earhart: footage of "aluminium patch" could explain fate of famous aviator - high resolution document camera

A newly-
Got a film of 16mm female pilot Amelia Earhart, which can reveal what happened more than 80 years after her disappearance.
American pilot
The first female pilot to fly alone across the Atlantic
On 1937, in a detour, missing in the middle of the Pacific Ocean near Howellthe-
World flight attempt
It is widely believed that her plane ran out of fuel and crashed into the sea, but some people disagreed.
"There is no evidence that she ran out of fuel, and there is no rich evidence from multiple sources that she ran out of fuel," Executive Director, International Historical Aircraft Recycling Group (TIGHAR)
Richard Gillespie told Sky News.
This video shows that Earhart's plane took off during the flight test on the morning of July 1, 1937.
Elhart and pilot Fred Nunan disappeared the next day.
These two are the Model 10 of Lockheed-
E. Electra installed an aluminum sheet on the body of Miami before leaving to repair the damage.
Those who tried to explain the disappearance of Earhart wanted to know if a piece of metal found on the island of Nikumaroro in the western Pacific in 1991 was the same piece of aluminum.
It has parallel lines of five rivet holes in a size of 19 × 23 inch and is considered to match perfectly.
The film, which shows Mr. Earhart, Mr. Nunan and the plane in the City of New Guinea, can find clues.
TIGHAR said a picture included in the movie shows the patch "closer than any of the photos we 've seen" and added: "The patch is clearly visible.
"It took TIGHAR 10 years to reach an agreement with the lens owner.
Once it receives the lens, it "realizes that the still photo is actually taken from the frame in 16mm movies ".
"This is good news," the group said.
The film was probably shot 24 frames per second.
"If the camera stays at the right rear of the plane for a second, we don't have one other than 24 patch photos.
Jeff Glickman, the organization's forensic imaging expert, said: "From the perspective of forensic imaging, it's like winning a lottery ticket.
"TIGHAR now needs to get" crispy acetate film with high resolution scanning ", after which the" hard process of forensic analysis "can begin.
"The final product should be a visual effect," it said. is-
I believe the comparison between patches and artifacts will prove --or disprove -
They are the same people.
Some believe that Earhart MS died as a drifter after landing at nikunmaroro airport, while others believe she died in the Marshall Islands.
Last year, an expert claimed to have found bones in Nikumaroro and celebrities in 1940.