Show Notes
“It is interesting to note that because of Earhart and Noonan’s particular course, they did cross local midnight on their flight path causing the local date to move forward one day and, for several hours, the pair was alive on July 3rd – one day after they officially disappeared.”
Over the last few months of recording this show, I’ve started hearing from dozens of people either by email or by phone that have all been asking me to check out a blog that’s flown under the radar of constant Earhart sites I scour on a regular basis. Old school pilots, navigators, HAM radio operators, people with extensive military and government backgrounds have all emailed, called, and praised her work and her approach. Now tonight, she’s finally arrived. Her name is Liz Smith. Remember that name. Because after tonight, you’ll never forget it. Welcome back to Chasing Earhart. This is Liz Smith.
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SHOW NOTES & FURTHER READING
Liz Smith's Date Line Theory Blog
Liz Smith @ LinkedIn
Liz Smith @ Nautilus Live
Marine Robotics Company Hopes It Has Solved Amelia Earhart Mystery @ AirOnline
Amelia Earhart: The Mystery Solved by Elgen & Marie Long @ Amazon
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