Steve Fossett has been missing for a week. He's been rumored to have one bottle of water and the public and friends are concerned.
He took off to search for a region to attempt a land speed record, yet another to be accomplishments of his many that he has done for himself and mankind.
The search includes 45 aircraft, now covering 17,000 sq miles, 6 previously undiscovered plane wrecks have been found.
Though Fossett is known as a survivalist, friends are concerned. We can only hope and pray for the best outcome, but.. well, I dare not write the words.
Google set a precedence by searching for the missing ex-microsoft scientist some months back, and the following has been posted over on http://www.stevefossett.com/, they note the following:
New satellite images are also enabling internet-based anaysis by individuals hoping to help. The project is an 'Amazon Mechanical Turk' based effort with recent images from GeoEye, supplier of many images to Google Earth. Please see:http://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=9TSZK4G35XEZJZG21T60&kw=Flashfor details how individuals can help review specific search areas.
Please, everyone, anyone - pass this information on, let's get as many people involved and help resolve this situation.
Bruce Simmons
He took off to search for a region to attempt a land speed record, yet another to be accomplishments of his many that he has done for himself and mankind.
The search includes 45 aircraft, now covering 17,000 sq miles, 6 previously undiscovered plane wrecks have been found.
Though Fossett is known as a survivalist, friends are concerned. We can only hope and pray for the best outcome, but.. well, I dare not write the words.
Google set a precedence by searching for the missing ex-microsoft scientist some months back, and the following has been posted over on http://www.stevefossett.com/, they note the following:
New satellite images are also enabling internet-based anaysis by individuals hoping to help. The project is an 'Amazon Mechanical Turk' based effort with recent images from GeoEye, supplier of many images to Google Earth. Please see:http://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=9TSZK4G35XEZJZG21T60&kw=Flashfor details how individuals can help review specific search areas.
Please, everyone, anyone - pass this information on, let's get as many people involved and help resolve this situation.
Bruce Simmons
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