By Kathryn Walker
Why might the ghosts of 2 crewmen who died in a 1972 air crash within the Everglades seem to different plane flying an identical path? This ebook tells the tales of the folks who think they've got met those ghosts of the airlines!
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It is hard to believe that everyone was mistaken or telling lies. Could it be that these people had been expecting or hoping to see a ghost? This may have made them more ready to believe that they did see something. Once one person says they have seen a ghost, others often think they have seen one, too. Special Energy? Some people wonder if the strong feelings of a dying person can produce a special energy. What if surroundings can trap that energy in some way? Then images of the dead people might appear again and again, like a recording.
Price Stern Sloan, 2002. • Woods, Mary B. and Michael. Air Disasters, “Disasters Up Close” series. Lerner Publications, 2007. 34 Unsolved! separates fact from fantasy as you gain an amazing insight into the greatest mysteries of our world. the mystery of the ghosts of flight 401 On December 29, 1972, Eastern Airlines TriStar plane number 310 crashed into the Everglades in Florida, killing more than 100 people. In the following months, staff and passengers on other TriStar planes reported strange events connected with the fatal crash.
But we have no scientific proof that they really happen. 32 >> energy — Force or power to do things Many people have reported seeing ghostly figures. Some say that they have received messages from the dead. Glossary airboat A boat driven by an aircraft propeller that can be used in swamps investigation The process of trying to find out all the facts canceled Stopped from going ahead as planned journalist Someone who writes or reports news, particularly for newspapers chime A tone, similar to the sound made by a bell or clock cockpit The area at the front of an aircraft, from which the pilots control the plane compartment A separate area or section control panel A panel or board with switches, dials, and instruments for operating equipment coworker Someone who works with another in the same company crew The people who work onboard an aircraft or ship energy Force or power to do things Everglades A region in southern Florida first class The area on an aircraft with the best seats and service levee An embankment or raised area, built to prevent flooding loudspeaker A system for making announcements heard in public areas marshy Land that is flooded in wet seasons or at high tide overhead locker A storage area located above the passengers’ heads in an aircraft precaution An action taken to protect against possible danger preflight check A check carried out on an aircraft before it takes off rumor Something that a lot of people are saying, but that might not be true sideburns Hair growing down the sides of a man’s face flight attendant A person who looks after passengers on an airplane swampland An area of wet ground or marsh galley The kitchen on an aircraft or ship thermometer An instrument for measuring temperature haunting The repeated appearance of a ghost in a particular place wingtip The extreme outer edge of an aircraft wing 33 Index autopilot 8, 9 “black box” 6, 8 Chambers, Stan 24-25 Craig, Mrs.