Phang Nga – More mysterious debris has been found on a beach in Phang Nga.

Mysterious debris was found on Karon Beach and an investigation is underway to identify what exactly it is.

The Phang Nga Public Relations Department told the Phuket Express that Mr. Monkol Lunsopa found the new mystery debris on Bang Neang Beach in the Koh Kor Kao in Takua Pa district.

 

The item is about one meter wide and two meters long. Relevant authorities were called to investigate.

 

During the monsoon season, many things are washed ashore but these unusual objects are still under review and have been majorly discussed in various social groups and platforms online.

 

By Adam Judd

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/08/31/update-more-mysterious-debris-washes-up-on-phang-nga-beach/

 

-- THE PHUKET EXPRESS 2023-09-01

 

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A little more beach-combing and some refurbishment and Thailand could start building their first space rocket.

Speculation will undoubtedly soon abound that it is part of MH 370.

12 minutes ago, neeray said:

Speculation will undoubtedly soon abound that it is part of MH 370.

I see you've already started.

39 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

A little more beach-combing and some refurbishment and Thailand could start building their first space rocket.

The salient question is, will you be on it?

3 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

The salient question is, will you be on it?

Count me out Scotty.

Maybe a part from one of the thai subs they bought

Maybe they finally found it!

 

 

Scientists don't know EVERYTHING...

 

They only THOUGHT they MIGHT have found it, last year.

Shouldn't we pursue all possibilities?

 

 

Some news sources are saying it may be form Indian rocket (both this and the piece that wasked up in Puket)

 

from Indian Launch Vehicle Mark-III rocket that India fired in July to help launch the lunar landing vessels

Its a portal for chickens the chicken wire is a giveaway ????

It would appear to be [from my recently somewhat limited modern engineering knowledge] part of the outer shell of a carbon-fibre material deep-sea submersible [possibly manned OR not]. Certainly not part of any known aircraft type ...

8 minutes ago, brianlg said:

It would appear to be [from my recently somewhat limited modern engineering knowledge] part of the outer shell of a carbon-fibre material deep-sea submersible [possibly manned OR not]. Certainly not part of any known aircraft type ...

I'm having problems finding carbon fiber amongst the PVC  attachment, chickenwire, mesh, fiberglass, and sheet metal.  

 

My guess is that some farmer's rotgut still exploded because he was too cheap to use copper parts for it.

Looks more and more like someone has been out there building a DIY submarine.

What would Sherlock say, hmmmm, perhaps its a disused commercial rangehood tossed into the sea, could be from a ship ?

 

 

58 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Its a portal for chickens the chicken wire is a giveaway ????

fits with 'sheryls' account..Indians would have used old chicken-wire for reinforcement.

That honeycomb structure is very similar to an aircraft design 

2 hours ago, NanLaew said:

I see you've already started.

Not quite. I never said "that it was" or "that it could be". 

Try and have a nice day. ok

Long way from the Titanic !

This part has a window that may be from some sort of either submarine or space ship., I cannot see an aircraft needing

a collar like this on its windows. Just my thoughts. Hopefully some expert will enlighten us all on these parts being found.

No rust nor barnacles, must be some sort of specialized tank made from a type of aluminium alloy or something similar. Looks insulated & probably very light for its size.

Could be my old washing machine, I was told it would be recycled.

11 minutes ago, Stargeezr said:

Hopefully some expert will enlighten us all on these parts being found.

There is plenty of them on here

Sakylap!

NCC-1701

6 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Phang Nga – More mysterious debris has been found on a beach in Phang Nga.

Mysterious debris was found on Karon Beach and an investigation is underway to identify what exactly it is.

The Phang Nga Public Relations Department told the Phuket Express that Mr. Monkol Lunsopa found the new mystery debris on Bang Neang Beach in the Koh Kor Kao in Takua Pa district.

 

The item is about one meter wide and two meters long. Relevant authorities were called to investigate.

 

During the monsoon season, many things are washed ashore but these unusual objects are still under review and have been majorly discussed in various social groups and platforms online.

 

By Adam Judd

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/08/31/update-more-mysterious-debris-washes-up-on-phang-nga-beach/

 

-- THE PHUKET EXPRESS 2023-09-01

 

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Had the navy received it's Chinese submarine already ?

4 hours ago, neeray said:

Speculation will undoubtedly soon abound that it is part of MH 370.

Nah...they shot one down

1 hour ago, Stargeezr said:

This part has a window that may be from some sort of either submarine or space ship., I cannot see an aircraft needing

a collar like this on its windows. Just my thoughts. Hopefully some expert will enlighten us all on these parts being found.

if it is a window

 

31 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:

NCC-1701

Looks a little more advanced then the drug smuggling submersibles found around the US.  Most of those are fiberglass.